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What atomic nucleus has the fewest protons
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What atomic nucleus has the fewest protons

What atomic nucleus has the fewest protons-example-1
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Hydrogen-

Hydrogen is the answer because the number of protons is the atomic number. All the elements have different atomic numbers and hydrogen has the least with an atomic number of 1.
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