What is the number of electrons present in a ⁷⁹Se²⁻ ion?
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79
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34
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36
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32
📝 Detailed explanation
Selenium has atomic number 34, so a neutral atom has 34 electrons. The 2− charge means it has gained 2 electrons: 34 + 2 = 36.
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