The nucleus of an atom is positively charged.Why ?
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because it have protons which give it a positive charge
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The nucleus of an atom is positively charged
because the subatomic particles which are present in the nucleus are neutrons and protons
neutrons do not carry any charge but the protons carry positive charge
so the nucleus is positively charged and the electrons which are negatively charged revolve around it in Orbit
because the subatomic particles which are present in the nucleus are neutrons and protons
neutrons do not carry any charge but the protons carry positive charge
so the nucleus is positively charged and the electrons which are negatively charged revolve around it in Orbit
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