Do inert gases have the same atomic number?

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Do inert gases have the same atomic number?

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Answer 1 · 2017-04-30T06:21:45

$No, different elements have different atomic numbers$ $"No, different elements have different atomic numbers"$
$by definition.............$ $"by definition............. "$

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$Atomic number$ $"Atomic number"$ , $Z$ $Z$ , is specified by the by the number of nuclear protons. For $Z = 1$ $Z=1$ we have the element $hydrogen$ $"hydrogen"$ ; $Z = 2$ $Z=2$ , $helium$ $"helium"$ ; ........... $Z = 23$ $Z=23$ , we have the element $vanadium$ $"vanadium"$ ............

The $Noble gases$ $"Noble gases"$ have $Z = 2, 10, 18, 36$ $Z=2, 10, 18,36$ etc. And these numbers reflect electronic structure as well as nuclear structure. The moral? ANY two different elements have different values of $Z$ $Z$ .

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