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An ion formed from an atom has a 1- charge. The number of electrons present in the ion is 36 and the number of neutrons is 46. Identify the element by typing the name. For example: Hydrogen or Sodium.
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An ion formed from an atom has a 1- charge. The number of electrons present in the ion is 36 and the number of neutrons is 46. Identify the element by typing the name. For example: Hydrogen or Sodium.

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I believe the answer is Krypton.

Step-by-step explanation:

I think it's krypton because usually, the number of electrons gives you the number of protons which can be used to find the atomic number.

Hope that helps!

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