The atomic number of an element represents, Physics

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The atomic number of an element represents:

(1) Number of neutrons in the nucleus  

(2) Number of protons in the nucleus 

(3)Atomic weight of element 

(4)Valency of element

Ans: Number of protons in the nucleus


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