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What subatomic particle determines whether an atom is radioactive?
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What subatomic particle determines whether an atom is radioactive?
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What subatomic particle determines whether an atom is radioactive?
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i think the electrons sorry if it wrong i’m in 5th grade lol
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The Electrons. They have electronegativity
Step-by-step explanation:
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