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Transcribed Image Text:Fill in the gaps in the following table, assuming each column
represents a neutral atom:
1
4 5
112
Symbol
2 Cd
Protons
38
92
Neutrons
58
49
Electrons
38
36
Mass no.
81
235
3.

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Part C
Complete column 3 of the table, excluding the isotope symbol and the cells that are already filled.
3
Protons
Neutrons
49
Electrons
38
Mass no.
Express your answers as integers. Enter your answers in the order given in the table from top to bottom separated by commas.
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p3, mass noz =
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