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Why Are Atoms Neutral? A.Protons Less Than Or Equal To Electrons B. Protons More Than Or Equal To Electrons C.Protons = Electrons

Why Are Atoms Neutral? A.Protons Less Than Or Equal To Electrons B. Protons More Than Or Equal To Electrons C.Protons = Electrons
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Why Are Atoms Neutral?

A.Protons Less Than Or Equal To Electrons

B. Protons More Than Or Equal To Electrons

C.Protons = Electrons

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Answer is C. when protons are equal to electrons their charges cancel out making it neutral because electrons have a charge of negative one and when you combine them positive 1 and negative 1 is 0.

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