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The subatomic particles found in the nucleus are A.nucleus B.molecules C.neutrons D.electrons E.protons

The subatomic particles found in the nucleus are A.nucleus B.molecules C.neutrons D.electrons E.protons
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The subatomic particles found in the nucleus are

A.nucleus

B.molecules

C.neutrons

D.electrons

E.protons

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User Ketevan
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the correct answer is c "protons"

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User Amaresh Jana
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C.) protons , the nucleus contains 2 subatomic particles , one protons & neutrons ( protons have a + charge & neutrons have no electrical charge
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