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not quite. 12 is the mass number, not the # of protons # protons would be the atomic number, which, for carbon = ?
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Ah Vocaloid beat me to it
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good, C
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technically not really, free electrons would imply that they're not bound to the atom I think (A) would be a better answer
I can honestly see it both ways tho hm.
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So best bet A?
yeah, I did a quick search and everything seems to point to A
i think a wold be your best bet
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either a or d
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