Protons=13

Neutrons=14

Electrons=10

Protons=13

Neutrons=14

Electrons=13

Protons=10

Neutrons=14

Electrons=13

Protons=10

Neutrons=14

Electrons=16

Protons=16

Neutrons=14

Electrons=13

Protons=13

Neutrons=14

Electrons=10

Protons=13

Neutrons=14

Electrons=13

Protons=10

Neutrons=14

Electrons=13

Protons=10

Neutrons=14

Electrons=16

Protons=16

Neutrons=14

Electrons=13

Electrons are smaller in size than nucleons, but have equal charge

The nucleus of an atom is electrically neutral

Electrons are smaller than protons, which means they have less charge than protons

Electrons are close in proximity to the atomic nucleus

Electrons are larger than protons, which means they must have less charge than protons

Electrons are smaller in size than nucleons, but have equal charge

The nucleus of an atom is electrically neutral

Electrons are smaller than protons, which means they have less charge than protons

Electrons are close in proximity to the atomic nucleus

Electrons are larger than protons, which means they must have less charge than protons

The mass number

The atomic number

The charge

The element identity

Yes; diatomic gases are compounds that consist of only one element

Yes; benzene rings contain only carbon

Yes; water is a compound that consists of only one element

Yes; compounds and elements are synonyms

No; a compound must contain multiple elements