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If you add two protons to a nitrogen atom what would happen to it ?
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If you add two protons to a nitrogen atom what would happen to it ?

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This happens when there are too many protons in the nucleus, because the positive protons repel each other. When two protons fuse together, one of them decays into a neutron. Our new nucleus now has one proton and one neutron. PLEASE MARK AS BREINLEST.

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