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Marianna [84]
3 years ago
12

atom has a central __________ surrounded by _____ . 2)Protons and neutrons are inside the _______ 3)Protons are _______ charged

particles and electrons are ______ charged particles. 4)charge of neutron is _____ 5)An atom consists of equal number of __________ and __________ 6)A ___________ is a charge storing device
Physics
1 answer:
juin [17]3 years ago
6 0

Answer:

1. nucleus and electron

2. nucleus

3. Positively charged, negatively charged

4. zero

5. protons and electrons

6. Capacitor

Explanation:

1. nucleus and electron - Nucleus is the central part of atom which is positively charged

2. nucleus

3. Positively charged, negatively charged - Proton have +1 change and electron have -1 charge

4. zero - Neutrons are neutral in nature and hence have no charge

5. protons and electrons

6. Capacitor

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