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tons Charqes— Practice #1 Using a periodic table, fill in the following table, Number of | Number of | Overall | Element | Neutral (Ny (+)Protons | (-) Charge | Symbo! Cation (C) electron: —)-&charge—] Anion {a} L | 47 0 |-3 N A 2d a 7 | 412 -10 |+2 M, 3. | 430 | -30 O Zan 4 | 449 |- 7% | 1+ Kr 5 | 15 | - 18) 3-) p® «| ae [-36 | 2 |S” »} ae |g |o lO Rf cr a |Z ° Be 9. +35 -36 ] - Cs’ 10.| 455 | -54 | a+ C N C A C N C A C 11. What is the charge on the particle traveling between the two charged plates? (Hint: Think about magnets) negot ve 12, How do you know? T+ os allrecreS 4, th pe 4, hte Cause cb chrons - pete farce SAgws wy 13. Would the particle most likely be a proton or eses eu ath. ea @ bctee aS o Gon os aot ve