As asked, there is not enough information in your question to answer it as there are no "following" from which the choice of "Which of the following is the correct identity..." can be made.
However, from the given information:
Elements are electrically neutral, so if it has 50 electrons, it must also have 50 protons; and the number of protons gives the atomic number of the element - the element with atomic number 50 is Tin (Sn).
The number of neutrons can vary which isotope it is (eg Deuterium is Hydrogen with 1 neutron, Tritium is Hydrogen with 2 neutrons).
The number of neutrons and protons together in the nucleus gives the relative atomic weight of the element; tin has a relative atomic weight of 119 which less the 50 protons leaves 69 neutrons, confirming the element.
Now you know the element, you can choose "which of the following" (which were not included in your question) is the right answer; or even better, re-write your question to something like "which element has 50 electrons and 69 protons" as opposed to copying your teacher's question (and possibly committing copyright infringement, aka piracy).
Correct Question: How many litres are there in one cusec? Answer: A cusec (ceusic, cusic) contains a fluid flow of 28.314 litres per second.
No, it is correct grammar, not a correct grammar.
The correct answer depends on what is known about the number 2610. If it is known to be correct to 3 significant figures, the correct answer is 2620. If it is known to be correct to 4 significant figures, the correct answer is 2622. If all the numbers are known to be accurate to at least 2 decimal places then the correct answer is 2621.92
""'Vacation'"" is correct ....................... =========================== Both are correct. "Vacations" is plural.
The correct answer is 1.1
The atomic nucleus contain neutrons and protons.
Protons = 17; Electrons = 17; Neutrons = 19
Correct. Protons are positive, electrons are negstive, and neutrons have no charge
No, protons have positive charge, electrons have negative charge and neutrons have no charge
In their mass, that is about correct. The volume can not be accurately determined.
"Atoms" is probably the answer sought, although protons, electrons, and usually neutrons would also be correct.
Proton: 64 Electron: 64 Neutron: 93 if my math is correct
The correct grammar is 'What is an atom made of?', and the answer is that the nucleus is surrounded by Neutrons (no charge) and Protons (positive charge), and outside the nucleus are outer rings with Electrons (negative charge) on them. The amount of subparticles depends on the atom.
The number of protons and of electrons is always 16, which is the atomic number of sulfur. The number of neutrons depends on which isotope of sulfur is the atom considered, but since the most common isotope is sulfur-32, the number of neutrons is most commonly also 16.
The fact is that the simple model of a nucleus containing neutrons and protons surrounded by electrons is correct.
133/55 Cs
46. That answer is incorrect. If the atom has 22 neutrons, then it must have 24 protons to make up the total mass of 46. A neutral atom always has the same number of electrons as protons so the correct answer is 24.