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Why is an atom electrically neutral ?!


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Answered by dhanush1646
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Explanation:

because in its nucleus it has both netron and protons. when they combined they become electrically neutral.

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Answered by Itzfairyprincess
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In any naturally occurring atom of an element ,the number of electrons revolving around the nucleus is equal to the number of protons present within the nucleus . As the protons and electrons have equal and opposite electric charges , therefore ,an atom on the whole remains electrically neutral .

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