Science, asked by alpabbudadel, 1 year ago

why are atoms normally electrically neutral

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Answered by Anonymous

In an atom,The number of protons and electrons are equal which contain + and - charges.So, Atom remains nuetral.But,In Ions, Atoms are not nuetral Due to loss or gain of electron.

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