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Show the mathematical equation for calculating the number of Neutrons an atom has using its Atomic Number and Atomic Mass
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Show the mathematical equation for

calculating the number of Neutrons an
atom has using its Atomic Number and
Atomic Mass

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Atomic mass - Atomic number
*thats a minus sign*

All you do is subtract atomic number from the atomic mass and you will find the number of neutrons in an atom.

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