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Orbiting the nucleus of an atom are tiny particles called protons which carry a negative charge. is it true or false
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Orbiting the nucleus of an atom are tiny particles called protons which carry a negative charge. is it true or false

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False! In the orbitals, the electrons are found. The electrons have a negative charge.

Protons do not have a negative charge, and protons are found in the nuclues with the neutrons.
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