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In an atom where is the electon located?
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In an atom where is the electon located?

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An atom consists of Protons and Neutrons.

The Electrons are circling the atom.

As seen in the picture below.
In an atom where is the electon located?-example-1
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The electron is found outside of the nucleus while both the protons and neutrons are found inside of it.
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