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How can you tell the neutron and atomic number of elements when looking at the Periodic Table?
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How can you tell the neutron and atomic number of elements when looking at the Periodic Table?

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The number of neutrons can be found simply by identifying the atomic mass (found at the bottom of the element on the periodic table) and the atomic number. Subtract the atomic number from the atomic mass.

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