Neutral atoms of a specific element can have different numbers of which of the following? protons neutrons electrons none of the above

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Frenck · Answer 1 · 2021-10-13T22:05:20+0000

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the number of electron is equal to protons so might be neutrons for the answer or protons but I am sure it won't be electron because the element is in neutral state

Neutral atoms of a specific element can have different numbers of which of the following? protons neutrons electrons none of the above

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