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A nitrogen atom has 7 protons. What number of neutrons would make a nitrogen atom most stable?
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A nitrogen atom has 7 protons. What number of neutrons would make a nitrogen atom most stable?

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For atom to be stable, neutron:proton ratio must be 1:1 which is for elements below atomic number 20. Hence for your question, number of neutrons must be same as protons i.e 7 to be stable.
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