Physics, asked by julie30, 1 year ago

name the heaviest particle in an atom ?? ​

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Answered by queen6429
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The heaviest particle of an atom is its neutron. It is due to its weight difference from others. It is 0.18% heavier than the proton which makes it the most heaviest. Neutrons are 0.18 times heavier than the second heaviest option which is proton.

Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

The heaviest particle of an atom is its neutron. It is due to its weight difference from others. It is 0.18% heavier than the proton which makes it the most heaviest. Neutrons are 0.18 times heavier than the second heaviest option which is proton..

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