iam negitively charged particle i revolve around nucleus name of my path is `orbit' i carry negligible mass iam
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Electron are negatively charged particles present inside atom and revolves around the middle portion called nucleus
The circular path in which the electron revolve around nucleus is known as a orbit
The mass of electron is 9.10938356 × 10-31 kilograms which is very negligible
So the answer for the blank is electron
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Electron are negatively charged particles present inside atom and revolves around the middle portion called nucleus
The circular path in which the electron revolve around nucleus is known as a orbit
The mass of electron is 9.10938356 × 10-31 kilograms which is very negligible
So the answer for the blank is electron
Hope this answers your question
If it did mark the answer as brainliest
Thank you
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Answer for the question is Electron.
REASON:
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1. Electrons are the negatively charged particle found in the atoms of al elements.
2.Electrons are located outside the nucleus in an atom.
3. Electrons revolve around the nucleus in a circular path called as orbit.
4. Absolute mass of electron is 9x 10^-28gm
5.The mass of an electron is so small that is considered to be neglibile.
That is why mass of electron is ignored while calculating the atomic mass of an element.
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REASON:
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1. Electrons are the negatively charged particle found in the atoms of al elements.
2.Electrons are located outside the nucleus in an atom.
3. Electrons revolve around the nucleus in a circular path called as orbit.
4. Absolute mass of electron is 9x 10^-28gm
5.The mass of an electron is so small that is considered to be neglibile.
That is why mass of electron is ignored while calculating the atomic mass of an element.
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