Science, asked by desmu12429, 11 months ago

the weight of electrons is not added to calculate the atomic mass, why?

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Answered by sudaybansal

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Answer: because they are not found

In the nucleus of the atom and have negligible mass

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Answered by mayureshkukade

2

Answer:

because the weight of all the electrons is concentrate in the nucleus of the atom, so the weight of the electrons Will be negligeble

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