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Which type of elements are likely to have no electical charge at all
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Which type of elements are likely to have no electical charge at all

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Answer: Neutrons

Explanation:A subatomic particle that has no charge and is located inside the nucleus is called neutrons

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Answer:

Noble gas element

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because Noble gas element can neither loose nor gain electrons

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