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Atomic number of an element during a chemical reaction

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Answered by Aera2542

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Atomic Number does not change in a reaction. Atomic Number is nothing but the no. of protons in an atom. However, only electrons are involved in chemical reactions, protons don't play a role in them

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Atomic number of an element during a chemical reaction