why do atoms have an overall neutral charge?
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because the number of protons (positive charge) is equal to number of electrons (negative charge)..
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which particals are found in the nucleus of an atom??????
protons and neutrons
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The number of ____ particals in the nucleus determines the identity of an element
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positive (proton) I think
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Atoms don't necessarily have a neutral charge. If you were, for example to take an electron from a carbon atom, it would still be a carbon atom...with a positive charge.
atoms contain electrons(-ve charged) and proton(+ve charge) in equal no....it also contain neutron,but its chrage is zero...hence its net overall charge is zero...and is neutral
okay im done with this question can u answer the other one please
ya ask
proton
the ___ tells the number of protons an electron contains????
no it says how mch protons does an atom of any elemnt contain...smetime proton no. may not be equal to electron..
the ___ tells the number of protons an element contains?????
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atomic no. of an elemnt..
@helphelphelp you should use another Post for next question ! (in the "ask a question" box )
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