Chemistry, asked by dania369, 7 months ago

If a proton has a charge of +1, how can an atom be neutral?

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Answered by niveditaG

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Answer:

it is because a electron have negative charge

Explanation:

so the atom will be neutral

Answered by hastika25

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Answer:

because it is a positive charge

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