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Why the cell of an atom is positively charged?

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because the cell would have more protons in it than electron that is wht the atom would be more positively charged.

Rinat Abdullin answered Jan 20, 2021

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It's bcoz when there is fewer electrons than protons its says positively charged

Lyndsey Scott answered Jan 21, 2021

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