Determine the missing species:
a) 41Ca+ ? → 41K
b) 15O → 15N+ ?
1. 0
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Chemistry, 10.12.2020 17:10 bryneosburn
Determine the missing species:
a) 41Ca+ ? → 41K
b) 15O → 15N+ ?
1. 0
−1
e and 1
0H
+
2. 0
+1e and 1
0H
+
3. 1
0H
+ and 0
+1e
4. 0
−1
e and 0
+1e
5. 1
0H
+ and 0
−1
e
6. 0
+1e and 0
−1
e
7. None of these
Answers: 3
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