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What happens to the atom if one proton and one electron is removed from the atom?

What happens to the atom if one proton and one electron is removed from the atom?
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What happens to the atom if one proton and one electron is removed from the atom?

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In that case, it will change it's identity to the atom of one degree less than that!

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