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MissTica
1 year ago
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compare the numbers of each subatomic particle found in both diagrams and then list what makes hydrogen diffrent from hellium

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Cloud [144]1 year ago
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The helium atom is found to contain more particles than the hydrogen atom.

<h3>What is a subparticle?</h3>

An atom is composed of particles and these particles are electrons protons and neutrons. The collective name for these particles is the subatomic particles.

Now we know that the helium atom contains more sub atomic particles than the atom of hydrogen. This is because, the helium atom contains two neutrons and two protons as well as two electrons. On the other hand, the hydrogen atom contains one neutron and one proton as well as one electron.

Thus, the helium atom is found to contain more particles than the hydrogen atom.

Learn more about helium atom:brainly.com/question/4945478

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