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An adam's number of protons is always the same as it's valence electrons. True or False?

An adam's number of protons is always the same as it's valence electrons. True or False?
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An adam's number of protons is always the same as it's valence electrons.

True or False?

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This Is False I Believe. The Number Of Protons Is The Same As The Number Of Electrons , Not Valence Electrons
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