Physics, asked by vipul09, 1 year ago

what is inside atom?

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Answered by adithya7

The nucleus has two kinds of particles: positively charged "protons," and electrically neutral particles, called "neutrons.

dikshaverma4you: Negative particles are also there called -" neutrons",

dikshaverma4you: Sorry --electrons..

adithya7: kk

Answered by amruthadeshpande

Inside an atom, there are electrons revolving around nucleus which are negatively charged. In the nucleus there are protons with positive charge and neutrons with neutral charge.

amruthadeshpande: plssss mark it as brainliest..

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