Chemistry, asked by Ayush10zp29qm, 1 year ago

Why is atomic number greater than the mass number

AlienRapper: Atomic no is not greater than mass no!

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Answered by kvishalc

The mass number of an atom is the total number of protons and neutrons it contains. The mass number of an atom is never smaller than the atomic number. It can be the same, but is usuallybigger.

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Answered by tejaswini95

atomic number is never greater than mass number

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