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What can we say about the number of protons compared with the number of electrons in any atom- explain why this is.
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What can we say about the number of protons compared with the number of electrons in any atom- explain why this is.
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We can say that the number of protons (atomic number) would most likely equal the electrons to balance the atom's charge.
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The number of protons should be equal to the number of electrons to make it balance (proton positive,electron negative)
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