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Which components of atoms has no charge

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The answer is "neutrons." Neutrons have no charge although they are one of the main components to a atom. When the nucleus of the atom forms two particles are formed with it and these are called protons, and neutrons. Remember that a proton has a negative charge, and a neutron has no charge.

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