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The number of electrons in an atom matches the number of protons when the atom is neutral (has no charge)

The number of electrons in an atom matches the number of protons when the atom is neutral (has no charge)
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The number of electrons in an atom matches the number of protons when the atom is neutral (has no charge)

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 sorry but what exactly are u asking
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