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What are the three particles of an atom? A. Neutron, electron, and ion B. Electron, proton, and isotope C. Proton, neutron, and electron D. Proton, ion, and valencium

What are the three particles of an atom? A. Neutron, electron, and ion B. Electron, proton, and isotope C. Proton, neutron, and electron D. Proton, ion, and valencium
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What are the three particles of an atom?



A. Neutron, electron, and ion
B. Electron, proton, and isotope
C. Proton, neutron, and electron
D. Proton, ion, and valencium



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User Daniel Marx
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C, proton,neutron,and electrons
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User Vasili
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The right answer would be C - Proton, neutron and electron. Attached is a picture that might be helpful
What are the three particles of an atom? A. Neutron, electron, and ion B. Electron-example-1
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