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• How will my atom scientific order be delivered?

  All Atom Scientific orders are delivered by a tracked ADR Approved Courier service. Our Standard Delivery Charge for orders under £100 is £12.75 (excl VAT) for up to 20Kg. There is a shipment charge calculator built in to the shopping cart that will show you the options available to you based on the product you are ordering.

• What does an atomic number tell you about an atom?

  The atomic number represents the number of protons present in the nucleus of an atom . The atomic number of an element is located on the upper-left corner of that element in the periodic table.

• What does atomic number indicate about an atom?

  The atomic number represents or stands for the distinct identity of a chemical element . It is usually defined as the number or protons present in an atom of an element, which is also equal to the number of electrons.

• How does an atom get its atomic number?

  An element’s atomic number has a simple definition: the number of protons in one atom of that element. This is the fundamental definition of an element. The number of protons determines the total electric charge of the nucleus, which determines how many electrons the atom can support.

• What determines the atomic number of an atom?

  How to Find the Atomic Number If you have an element name or symbol, use a periodic table to find the atomic number. ... You can find the atomic number from an isotope symbol. There is more than one way to write an isotope symbol, but the element symbol will always be included. ... More commonly, the isotope symbol already tells you the atomic number. ...