Answer:
A. The charge of the nuclide
B. The atomic number of the nuclide
C. The number of protons in the nuclide
Step-by-step explanation:
The general nuclide symbol is in the picture.
Where X is the element you want to represent, A the mass number (That is mass of protons + mass of neutrons), Z is atomic number (Number of protons), and C is the charge of the nuclide.
Thus, you can determine from the nuclide symbol:
A. The charge of the nuclide . YES. Is C.
B. The atomic number of the nuclide . YES. Is Z.
C. The number of protons in the nuclide . YES. From the difference of A - Z.
D. The number of isotopes of that element. NO. It is not possible to determine number of isotopes of an element from a nuclide symbol.