Do neutrons have a mass of 1?

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Do neutrons have a mass of 1?

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Yes.

Step-by-step explanation:

The mass of a neutron is roughly equal to 1.008 atomic mass units. When converted into kilograms, the mass of the neutron can be approximated to 1.674*10-27 kg.

SarangArd answered Apr 9, 2024

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