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Do neutrons count as part of the atom's mass? no yes

Do neutrons count as part of the atom's mass? no yes
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Do neutrons count as part of the atom's
mass?
no
yes

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Yes neutrons count as part of the atoms mass
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User Person
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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Yes, the nucleus contains neutrons along with protons.

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