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Thepotemich [5.8K]
3 years ago
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1. Observa y completa los neutrones se encuentran ----------------- A. Girando alrededor d las orbitas B. Fuera del nucleo C. En

las orbitas del nucleo D. Dentro del nucleo
Chemistry
1 answer:
Kryger [21]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Los neutrones se encuentran dentro del núcleo.

Explanation:

Un átomo es la parte más pequeña de materia que puede combinarse químicamente con otro y mantiene todas las propiedades de un elemento.

Los átomos se combinan para formar moléculas que luego interactúan para formar sólidos, líquidos y gases.

Su estructura está compuesta por diferentes combinaciones de tres sub-partículas: los neutrones, los protones y los electrones. A su vez posee dos regiones diferentes: el núcleo, donde están los protones y los neutrones, y la nube u orbitales electrónicos, donde se encuentran los electrones.

Entonces, <u><em>los neutrones se encuentran dentro del núcleo.</em></u>

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