Process I X (g) overset(3e^(-))(rarr)X^(...

Process `I X (g) overset(3e^(-))(rarr)X^(3-) (g)`
Process II `X(g) overset(-3e^(-))(rarr)X^(3+)(g)`
Which of the following is not changed during both the processes?

A

Total number of protons

B

Number of neutrons

C

Both (A) and (B)

D

Total number of electrons

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The correct Answer is:

C

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