20. Option C is correct
An ion is formed by the loss or gain of electrons so it has either more or less number of electrons as compare to the non ionic atom of the same element.
e.g. Na has 11 electrons whereas Na+ ion is formed by the loss of one electron hence it has 10 electrons.
21. Option B is correct
Antacids are bases and they neutralise the acid produced in the stomach and thereby reduce the acidity.
22. Option A is correct
Atomic mass of an electron is the sum of proton and neutrons it has in the nucleus.
e.g. Atomic mass of Oxygen is 16 and each atom of oxygen has 8 protons and 8 electrons.
23. Option B is correct
H+ is an ion
2H or deuterium is an isotope of hydrogen 2 mass number but same atomic number i.e. 1.
H2 is a molecule of hydrogen with two hydrogen atoms.
24. Option C is correct
The normal form of oxygen has 16O has 16 mass number with 8 neutrons in the nucleus whereas 18O is an isotope with ten neutrons in the nucleus. Both 16O and 18O are capable of bonding with hydrogen atoms to form water molecules
25. Option B is correct
an atomic orbital is a space where likelihood of finding electrons are highest.
26. Option A is correct
Almost 99 percent mass of the human body is made up of 6 elements that are - Carbon, Oxygen, Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Phosphorus and Calcium.
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