MCQ
The nitrogen atom has $ 7$  protons and $7$  electrons, the nitride ion $({N^{3 - }})$ will have
  • $7 $ protons and $10 $ electrons
  • B
    $4$  protons and $7$  electrons
  • C
    $4 $ protons and $10 $ electrons
  • D
    $10$  protons and $7$  electrons

Answer

Correct option: A.
$7 $ protons and $10 $ electrons
a
(a) No. of $P = Z = 7;$ No. of electrons in ${N^{3 - }} = 7 + 3 = 10.$

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