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Does a neutron have a negative charge?
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Does a neutron have a negative charge?

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No.

Step-by-step explanation:

A neutron always has a neutral charge, meaning it has no charge at all.

The only 2 atoms that have charges are protons and electrons, which are positive and negative, respectively.

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