Chemistry, asked by Archi1930, 11 months ago

Define fundamental particles of atom.


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Answered by WolverineX24
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Fundamental particles of atom are those their constituents which made them to be complete they are electron, proton and neutron
In simple language, basic divided parts of an atom is called fundamental particles
Protons are positively charged
Neutron are neutral
Electrons are negatively charged
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Answered by anujdhaka0077
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atom is made up of three subatomic particles,
Neutrons
protons and,
electrons.
the electrons are negativity charged particles and protons are positively charged particle.Neutrinos are extremely small and have no electrical charge.A atom have net zero charge because the total number of of protons and electrons are equal.

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WolverineX24: other then light we have three things which can travel with more than the speed of light
WolverineX24: they are tachyon, neutrinos and photon
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