Neutral atoms of neon with atomic number 10 have the same number of
electrons as
a o²+
b ca²+
c​

d. Mg²⁺

Explanation:

c. K⁺

d. Mg²⁺

Based on the Bohr's atomic model, the atom has electrons (Mass 0; Charge -1), protons (Mass 1; Charge +1) and neutrons (Mass 1; Charge 0).

The atomic number is equal to the number of protons. That means there are 10 protons. As the Neon is netural, the amount of electrons must be 10.

A neutral atom of Mg has 12 electrons, that means the Mg²⁺ has 10 electrons the same than Ne.

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