Question

directions: create a bohr model of an atom by dragging each subatomic particle to the correct location on the model. if you need additional orbitals, you can change the slide layout.
electrons
protons
neutrons
atom
nitrogen

Explanation:

Step1: Find nitrogen's atomic number

Nitrogen has an atomic number $Z=7$, so protons = 7, electrons = 7.

Step2: Find nitrogen's neutron count

Nitrogen's most common isotope has mass number $A=14$. Neutrons = $A-Z=14-7=7$.

Step3: Arrange electrons in shells

First shell (K) holds max 2 electrons, remaining $7-2=5$ go to second shell (L).

Step4: Assemble the Bohr model

Place 7 protons + 7 neutrons in the central nucleus; add 2 electrons to the innermost orbital, 5 electrons to the middle orbital.

Answer:

• Central nucleus: 7 blue protons and 7 red neutrons
• Innermost orbital: 2 green electrons
• Middle orbital: 5 green electrons