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Anna11 [10]
3 years ago
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A) ¿Cuáles son las partículas elementales que componen la materia, b) cuál es su ubicación, c) su carga eléctrica?

Chemistry
1 answer:
loris [4]3 years ago
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Las 3 partículas elementales son a) electrón, protón y neutrón. Se encuentran b) electrón en las órbitas electrónicas, el protón y el neutrón están en el núcleo. Sus cargas son c) electrón-negativo; protón-positivo; neutrón-sin carga. (Opción A).

Según el modelo atómico moderno, las partículas elementales que componen la materia son:

  • Electrón, se ubica en las órbitas electrónicas y tiene carga negativa.
  • Protón, se ubica en el núcleo y tiene carga positiva.
  • Neutrón, se ubica en el núcleo y no tiene carga

Las 3 partículas fundamentales son a) electrón, protón y neutrón. Se encuentran b) electrón en las órbitas electrónicas, el protón y el neutrón están en el núcleo. Sus cargas son c) electrón-negativo; protón-positivo; neutrón-sin carga. (Opción A).

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