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What is the new atom called when one proton is added to Phosphorus
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What is the new atom called when one proton is added to Phosphorus

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The answer is Sulfur

Step-by-step explanation:

Atomic number is a proton.

The atomic number of Phosporus is 15. ( 15 protons)

If you add one proton, it will become 16.

The element with the atomic number of 16 is sulfur.

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