54. Write the atomic symbol (X) for each of the isotopes describedbelow.a. number of protons = 27, numbe of neutronsb. the isotope of boron with mass number 10c. Z = 12, A= 2331d. atomic number 53, nuuber of ncutrons = 79e. Z = 9, numbe of peutrons=10f. number of protons = 2Y 1naNS Dumber 65

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54. Write the atomic symbol (X) for each of the isotopes described
below.
a. number of protons = 27, numbe of neutrons
b. the isotope of boron with mass number 10
c. Z = 12, A= 23
31
d. atomic number 53, nuuber of ncutrons = 79
e. Z = 9, numbe of peutrons=10
f. number of protons = 2Y 1naNS Dumber 65

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