Fill in the box III. Fill in the Box. Complete the table below by determining the atomic number, atomic mass,number of neutrons, protons, and electrons of the given element.Element1. Fluorine-182. Calcium3. Cobalt-604. Iodine-1315. Chlorine6. Magnesium7. Argon8. Uranium-2389. Yttrium10. Carbon-14AtomicMassAtomicNumberNo.protonsof No.electronsof No.neutronsof

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