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    How Many Electrons Are There in a Neutral Atom Of\({ } _ { 26 } ^ { 56 } \mathrm { Fe }\)
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How Many Electrons Are There in a Neutral Atom Of 2656Fe{ } _ { 26 } ^ { 56 } \mathrm { Fe }2656​Fe

Question 73

Question 73

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How many electrons are there in a neutral atom of 2656Fe{ } _ { 26 } ^ { 56 } \mathrm { Fe }2656​Fe ?


A) 26
B) 30
C) 82
D) 56

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