why is the atomic mass number is a whole number
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any substance will have mass there is no such thing which occupies space but does not have mass so it will never go in negative hence it is always a whole number
extra:- an object whose mass goes in negative is called anti-mass
extra:- an object whose mass goes in negative is called anti-mass
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it is because atoms are very very small particles which we cant see with our naked eyes and even with microscope so these atoms cannot been divided into 2 so those are in whole numbers
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