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What part of an atom exists in areas of probability outside the nucleus? neutron electron proton photon
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What part of an atom exists in areas of probability outside the nucleus?

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Electrons exist in areas of probability around the nucleus.
Neutrons and protons are in the atom's nucleus.
Photons are little packets of electromagnetic energy.
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electrons is the answer

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