What charges form a neutral charge?

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Steffan Westcott · Answer 1 · 2019-05-06T03:28:02+0000

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Any combination of positive and negative charges that are in balance, as well as additional neutral charges.

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A particle will have a neutral charge if and only if its components (subparticles) comprise an equal number of positive and negative charges, plus any number of neutral charges.

What charges form a neutral charge?

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