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An atom of gold is made up of fewer protons than an atom of oxygen? True or False?

An atom of gold is made up of fewer protons than an atom of oxygen? True or False?
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An atom of gold is made up of fewer protons than an atom of oxygen? True or False?

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The answer is True, hopefully I helped :p
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User DLunin
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False, you can tell the amount of protons by looking at the atomic number. For example Gold is number 79, and oxygen is number 8.
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