If an element has 22 electrons then what will be its atomic numbe… - Vidyadip

Question

If an element has 22 electrons then what will be its atomic number?

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Answer

22

Explanation:
Atomic number of any element is equal no of electron.
Atomic no. = no. of proton = no of electron.

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