is there an atom that doesn't have a neutron ? explain
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no because every atoms are get balanced by the neutrons.
Hydrogen is the only atom that doesn't need a neutron, but it can have one (or two, if you don't wait too long).
Stable atom nuclei have neutrons and protons at specific ratios. If you look at it from a "distance" you can imagine that when you put a bunch of protons together you create a lot of repulsive force, and in fact this can overcome the attractive force that works between them at very short distance (called the nuclear force). Adding
Stable atom nuclei have neutrons and protons at specific ratios. If you look at it from a "distance" you can imagine that when you put a bunch of protons together you create a lot of repulsive force, and in fact this can overcome the attractive force that works between them at very short distance (called the nuclear force). Adding
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