Question

part iii. fill in the isotope names and any missing information on the chart. use your periodic table and the information provided. assume all atoms are neutral.

Explanation:

Step1: Recall atomic - neutrality rule

In a neutral atom, the number of protons equals the number of electrons.

Step2: Analyze first - incomplete table (top - right)

For the first Germanium isotope, since number of protons = 32, number of electrons = 32 (neutral atom). For the second Germanium isotope, number of protons = 32, number of electrons = 32.

Step3: Analyze second - incomplete table (middle - left)

Let the element in the first column. Since number of electrons = 48, number of protons = 48 (neutral atom). For the second column, number of electrons = 46, number of protons = 46.

Step4: Analyze third - incomplete table (middle - right)

Since number of electrons = 55, number of protons = 55 (neutral atom).

Step5: Analyze fourth - incomplete table (bottom - left)

For Iron isotopes, iron has atomic number 26. In a neutral atom, number of protons = number of electrons. For the first Iron isotope, number of protons = 26, number of electrons = 26. For the second Iron isotope, number of protons = 26, number of electrons = 26.

Step6: Analyze fifth - incomplete table (bottom - middle)

Since number of electrons=- 54, number of protons=- 54 (assuming the sign convention is consistent, but negative sub - atomic particle counts are non - physical in normal context. There might be an error in the problem setup. But following the rule for neutral atoms).

Step7: Analyze sixth - incomplete table (bottom - right)

Since number of protons = 6 and it's a neutral atom, number of electrons = 6.

Answer:

	First Column	Second Column
Second incomplete table (middle - left)	Protons: 48, Electrons: 48	Protons: 46, Electrons: 46
Third incomplete table (middle - right)	Protons: 55, Electrons: 55
Fourth incomplete table (bottom - left)	Protons: 26, Electrons: 26	Protons: 26, Electrons: 26
Fifth incomplete table (bottom - middle)	Protons: - 54, Electrons: - 54
Sixth incomplete table (bottom - right)	Protons: 6, Electrons: 6