Physics, asked by tjain9235, 11 months ago

Which fundamental particle in an atom has no charge

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Answered by pranathi0604

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neutron is the fundamental particle without a charge on it

Answered by rebellion10308

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NEUTRON is neutral. And hence carries no charge.

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