Bromine has atomic number 35. A bromide ion, Br−\mathrm{Br^-}Br−, is formed from a bromine-81 atom.
Which calculation gives the number of electrons in this bromide ion?
35−135 - 135−1
35+135 + 135+1
81−3581 - 3581−35
81+181 + 181+1
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