Science, asked by akhan3riyaaal, 1 year ago

Why the atom is neutral?

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Answered by shanny

because it contains both protons and electrons that have positive and negative charge respectively which balance each other

Answered by Uniquedosti00017

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an atom is neutral because it has equal number of electron and protons and they have equal and opposite charge so ,they cancels each others charge and the atom is neutral..

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