If the number of neutrons in an atom is greater than the number of electrons in the same atom, the overall charge of the atom would be:
negative
neutral
positive
unable to be determined without more information
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Neutrons=Number of Protons.
So if the number of neutrons is more than number of electrons then number of protons will be also more than number of electrons since neutrons-no. of protons.
So since Protons have positive charge and they are more than Electrons the overall charge would be positive.
Neutrons=Number of Protons.
So if the number of neutrons is more than number of electrons then number of protons will be also more than number of electrons since neutrons-no. of protons.
So since Protons have positive charge and they are more than Electrons the overall charge would be positive.
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