Match each fundamental atomic structure term with its correct scientific definition.
- Atomic number ()The number of protons in the nucleus that defines the chemical identity of an element
- Mass number ()The total sum of protons and neutrons located inside the nucleus
- Valence electronsThe electrons located in the outermost shell that govern chemical bonding and reactivity
- IsotopesAtoms of the same element with identical proton counts but different numbers of neutrons
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Atomic number matches the number of protons defining element identity; Mass number matches the sum of protons and neutrons; Valence electrons match the outermost shell electrons involved in bonding; Isotopes match atoms of the same element with differing neutron counts.
Each scientific term corresponds directly to its foundational definition in atomic structure: atomic number represents protons; mass number represents protons plus neutrons; valence electrons are the outermost bonding electrons; isotopes are atoms of the same element varying in neutron number.
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Core definitions of subatomic particles, nuclear notation, and electron configurations in atomic theory.
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