the atomic number is on the Periodic Table of elements... its the very top number in the box above the symbol so it's 63, don't let the 151 fool you or trip up your mental footing... all the atomic numbers are there...
It is not, The mass number is (A). The symbol for atomic mass is (ma)
Nitrogen has a gram atomic mass of 14.0067, an atomic number of 7, and the chemical symbol N.
NameAbbreviationAtomic Number (number of protons = number of electrons)Number of neutrons in various isotopesAtomic massValenceGroup
According to the periodic table: F atomic number 9, atomic mass of 18.998403
Scientists use the symbol "u" to represent atomic mass unit.
Symbol - F Atomic Number - 9 Mass Number - 19
It is not, The mass number is (A). The symbol for atomic mass is (ma)
Nitrogen has a gram atomic mass of 14.0067, an atomic number of 7, and the chemical symbol N.
You think probable to praseodymium (141Pr). Isotopes of other elements have also the same mass number.
There are two in current use. For an atomic mass unit, one would use the symbol "u". For a Dalton one would use "Da".
NameAbbreviationAtomic Number (number of protons = number of electrons)Number of neutrons in various isotopesAtomic massValenceGroup
Symbol: He atomic #: 2 atomic mass: 4.002602
According to the periodic table: F atomic number 9, atomic mass of 18.998403
Scientists use the symbol "u" to represent atomic mass unit.
The element symbol represents one mole of element , atomic number represents number of protons, atomic mass represents sum of protons and neutrons.
Titanium, atomic number 22 with an Atomic Mass of 47.867 amu, is represented with the symbol Ti.
The atomic number is usually written to the lower left of the atomic symbol. The atomic mass is usually written to the upper right of the atomic symbol. So, carbon-14 would look like this: 6C14