In the ground state, all atoms of group 15 elements have the same number of

A) valence electrons

B) electron shells

C) neutrons

D) protons

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Chemistry

Layne Adkins

25 June, 03:01

In the ground state, all atoms of group 15 elements have the same number of

A) valence electrons

B) electron shells

C) neutrons

D) protons

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Alia Pratt · Answer 1

Answer: A) valence electrons

Explanation:

The elements in the periodic table are arranged in order of increasing atomic numbers. The horizontal rows are called as periods and vertical columns are called as groups.

The elements in the groups are arranged in order of increasing atomic numbers and thus contain different number of protons and different number of neutrons. the electrons are added to new energy shells but contain same valence electrons and thus have similar chemical reactivity.

Group 15 elements are called as nitrogen family as the first element id nitrogen.

Jordon Matthews · Answer 2

The answer should be A, Valence Electrons!

In the ground state, all atoms of group 15 elements have the same number ofA) valence electronsB) electron shellsC) neutronsD) protons

In the ground state, all atoms of group 15 elements have the same number of

A) valence electrons

B) electron shells

C) neutrons

D) protons