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Which is not a particle within an atom? an ion an electron a proton a neutron

Which is not a particle within an atom? an ion an electron a proton a neutron
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Which is not a particle within an atom?

an ion
an electron
a proton
a neutron

User Laborg
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Answer:

ION

Step-by-step explanation:

An ion is a particle within the atom says the graph.

User DrKoch
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The answer is an ion.
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