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What part of an atom exists in areas of probability outside the nucleus? neutron electron proton photon

What part of an atom exists in areas of probability outside the nucleus? neutron electron proton photon
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What part of an atom exists in areas of probability outside the nucleus?

neutron
electron
proton
photon

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User Viktor Klang
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Electrons exist in areas of probability around the nucleus.
Neutrons and protons are in the atom's nucleus.
Photons are little packets of electromagnetic energy.
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User David Arve
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electrons is the answer

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