The atomic weight of an atom of an element equals the number of neutrons in its nucleus. O True O False

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Dukkee asked Mar 12, 2022

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The atomic weight of an atom of an element equals the number of neutrons in its nucleus.

O True

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false is the answer i think

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Answer: False

Explanation: Actually the atomic weight of an atom equals about the same weight as a proton or a nuetron.

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