Identify the isotopes out of $A, B, C$ and $D$ given the following representations:
${ }_{17}^{35} A, { }_{20}^{40} B, { }_{17}^{37} C, { }_{19}^{38} D$

An ion $X^{2+}$ contains $18$ electrons and $20$ neutrons. Calculate the atomic number and mass number of element $X$. Name the element $X$.

Given that a natural sample of iron $(Fe)$ has isotopes $_{26}^{54}Fe$,$_{26}^{56}Fe$,and $_{26}^{57}Fe$ in the ratios of $5\%$,$90\%$,and $5\%$ respectively. What will be the average atomic mass of iron $(Fe)$ (in $u$)?

Give reasons for the following:
$(a)$ Isotopes of an element are chemically similar.
$(b)$ An atom is electrically neutral.
$(c)$ Noble gases show least reactivity.
$(d)$ Nucleus of an atom is heavy and positively charged.
$(e)$ Ions are more stable than atoms.

$(a)$ How many neutrons are present in $C-14$ isotope of carbon?
$(b)$ How many protons does $He^{2+}$ ion possess?
$(c)$ How many maximum electrons can be filled in the $3^{rd}$ orbit of an atom?
$(d)$ How many electrons does $He^{2+}$ ion possess?

Match the names of the scientists given in column $A$ with their contributions towards the understanding of the atomic structure as given in column $B$.

Column $A$	Column $B$
$(a)$ Ernest Rutherford	$(i)$ Indivisibility of atoms
$(b)$ $J$.$J$. Thomson	$(ii)$ Stationary orbits
$(c)$ Dalton	$(iii)$ Concept of nucleus
$(d)$ Neils Bohr	$(iv)$ Discovery of electrons
$(e)$ James Chadwick	$(v)$ Atomic number
$(f)$ $E$. Goldstein	$(vi)$ Neutron
$(g)$ Mosley	$(vii)$ Canal rays