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True or false The atomic number of an element is always more than the mass number of that elemenT

True or false The atomic number of an element is always more than the mass number of that elemenT
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True or false

The atomic number of an element is always more than the mass number of that elemenT

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False, the mass number can never be smaller than the atomic number
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