The nucleus of the element _ 21 E^ 45 contains - Vidyadip

MCQ

The nucleus of the element $_{21}{E^{45}}$ contains

A
$45$ protons and $ 21$ neutrons
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$21$ protons and $24$ neutrons
C
$21 $ protons and $45 $ neutrons
D
$24 $ protons and $21$ neutrons

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Answer

Correct option: B.

$21$ protons and $24$ neutrons

b
$(b) 21$ Protons and $24$ Neutrons are present in nucleus and element is $Sc.$

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