how many electrons are present in the +2 ionic form of the atom in the periodic table of element "A" with atomic number 18 and atomic mass of 39.948? 16 18 19 22 40
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So, a neutral atom of element "A" would have 18 electrons. However, the +2 ionic form means that it has lost 2 electrons. Show more…
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