Question

1. label the model to show the correct locations of a proton, neutron, and electrons. how many protons are present in the model shown?
2. which element is shown to the right?
3. how many

Explanation:

Question 25

Step1: Identify proton location

Protons are in the nucleus (center, black dots in the diagram).

Step2: Count proton dots

Count the black dots (protons) in the nucleus. If there are 6, then 6 protons (matches carbon's proton count, common model).

Question 26

Step1: Recall atomic number

Atomic number = number of protons.

Step2: Match protons to element

6 protons → atomic number 6 → element Carbon (C).

Answer:

The number of protons depends on the model's nucleus (black dots, assuming protons are black). Let's assume the nucleus has 6 black dots (protons, common for carbon). So answer: 6 (assuming the model's nucleus has 6 protons; need to count black dots in the nucleus).