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What would happen if a proton were added to the nucleus of the atom? (Check all that apply)

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If a proton were added to the nucleus of an atom . . .

-- It would become a different atom (an atom of a different element) .

-- It would add 1 to the atomic mass.

-- Its charge would increase by +1 .

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