1. A carbon atom with 7 neutrons, and a positive charge. 2. A nitrogen atom with 7 neutrons, 8 elecctrons, and a corresponding charge. 3. A bromine atom with 46 neutrons, 34 electrons, and a corresponding charge.

1. A carbon atom with 7 neutrons, and a positive charge. 2. A nitrogen atom with 7 neutrons, 8 elecctrons, and a corresponding charge. 3. A bromine atom with 46 neutrons, 34 electrons, and a corresponding charge.

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1. A carbon atom with 7 neutrons, and a positive charge.

2. A nitrogen atom with 7 neutrons, 8 elecctrons, and a corresponding charge.

3. A bromine atom with 46 neutrons, 34 electrons, and a corresponding charge.

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