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Is positive charge in the nucleus of an atom of an element equal to its atomic number?

Is positive charge in the nucleus of an atom of an element equal to its atomic number?
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Is positive charge in

the nucleus of an
atom of an element
equal to its atomic
number?

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Answer:

yes the nucleus of an

atom of an element

equal to its atomic

number

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