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Sloan [31]
2 years ago
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2 red and 2 blue overlapping balls in the center are surrounded by a green, fuzzy, circular cloud with a white line running thro

ugh it. 2 green balls sit on the white line, and a line leading a bracket around the balls is labeled a. a line leading to a bracket overlapping the white line is labeled b. which is a characteristic of the part of the atom marked "b"? it is very dense. it has a large mass. it is negatively charged. it is where neutrons move.
Physics
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blondinia [14]2 years ago
7 0

The line leading a bracket around the balls, labeled A, represents the nucleus of the atom.

<h3>What is nucleus?</h3>

The nucleus constructs the major part of the atom where all the mass of atom is concentrated. The nucleus of the atom lies at the center, where protons and neutrons are placed.

2 red and 2 blue overlapping balls in the center are surrounded by a green, fuzzy, circular cloud with a white line running through it. 2 green balls sit on the white line, and a line leading a bracket around the balls is labeled a. a line leading to a bracket overlapping the white line is labeled b.

The red balls and the two overlapping balls in the center are representing the protons and neutrons.

Thus, the line leading a bracket around the balls, labeled A, represents the nucleus of the atom.

Learn more about nucleus.

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