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How many electrons,protons and neutrons does Li+ have
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How many electrons,protons and neutrons does Li+ have
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Since Li has a +1 charge, it means that it should only have two electrons instead of the usual three. Lithium will still have three protons, and I believe it has 4 neutrons.
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Electrons = 2
Protons = 3
Neutrons = 4
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