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The atomic number of a nucleus is the number of: a)protons b)electrons c)nucleons d)neutrons
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The atomic number of a nucleus is the number of:

a)protons
b)electrons
c)nucleons
d)neutrons

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I think Electrons Iā€™m not so sure though
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