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4 years ago

Is a charge indicated on the neutral atoms if yes where is it located?

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<span>There are charges in a neutral atom. These charges belong to electron and proton which is balanced inside the neutral atom. But basically, neutral atoms do not have any charges because since the number of protons (positively charged electron), and the number of neutrons (negatively charged electrons or no charged at all) are balanced making the charge equals to zero. </span>

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