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Identify the subatomic number used to define an element explain why this particle is used

Identify the subatomic number used to define an element explain why this particle is used
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Identify the subatomic number used to define an element explain why this particle is used

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to define an element the sub atomic particle no is used because this particle is different in every element such as HYDROGEN =1 HELIUM=2 ETC

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