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Barium atomic number is 56, this means that it has 56 protons in its nucleus and put it as a period 6 element. an uncharged barium atom would have 56 electron also. However as a group 2 element barium easily loses 2 electron to form the +2 cation. the ions has 56-2=54
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Barrium nucleus has 56 protons and 137−56=81 neutrons.
Atomic Mass137.327 atomic mass units
Number of Protons56
Number of Neutrons81
Number of Electrons56
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Puberty stage include different types of changes including cognitive (emotional), physical (voice, pubic hair, genitalia, etc.) and physiological (synthesis of sex steroid hormones) modifications
Explanation:
Physical puberty changes in girls occur from ages 10 to 14 and they are associated with the growth of pubic and underarm hair, breast development, and the first menstrual period (known as menarche). In boys, puberty occurs from ages 10 to 20, being this period associated with the growth of the testicles, the growth of pubic hair, changes in the voice, presence of sperms in the seminal fluid, etc.
Puberty hormones:
- Boys and girls: gonadotrophin-releasing hormone (GnRH) required for the production of Follicle Stimulating (FSH) and Luteinizing (LH) hormones
-Boys: testosterone
-Girls: estrogen