<p>The placement of the last Proton is debatable. It has a similar configuration (most likely) as the Fluorine element (19). </p>
<p>Both COULD have a different position,</p>
<p>1 is the complete neutral ending on the N01 nuclet. or on top of the 'pole' Which often works like a ' conveyor belt of protons (neutrons) and this position is involved in nuclear transformations.</p>
<p>This is the Cl 36 isotope which will decay into Ar 36. </p>