Chemistry, asked by nishitapothana, 11 months ago

Why is an atom neutral inspite of the presence of charged particles in it ?

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Answered by sakshi86200511

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An atom is neutral because the magnitude of negative and positive charged particles are equal .

Answered by Ritu012

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As an atom contain equal number of electrons and protons which equalize the effect of one another and the atom remain neutral.

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