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What happens to an atom of a particular element if it somehow loses a Proton?
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What happens to an atom of a particular element if it somehow loses a Proton?
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i think i turns into a smaller element with a negative charge, but its been so long since 7th grade science.
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B.A new element is formed.
Hoped helped even though you did this 5 days ago.LOL.
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