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How can you find the nuetrons in youre element ??

How can you find the nuetrons in youre element ??
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How can you find the nuetrons in youre element ??

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Answer: you subtract the number of protons from the mass number, on the periodic table your atomic number is your protons and your atomic mass is the mass number

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