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Neutrons have a _______ charge

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Diano4ka-milaya [45]2 years ago

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Answer:

neutrons have a <u><em>neutral</em></u> charge

Explanation:

What make them neutral. It means why do we say that they are neutral. The American polymath benjamin Franklin named the charges as positive and the negative. He did this because when one kind of charges are combined they increase their effect but when the same kind was mixed with the other charges the charges used to disapear or loss their strength . so it was clear that there are two types of charges and have got a methametical relation between them . He called them posive and negative charges analogous to positive and negative numbers because when negative numbers are added with the negative number we get a larger negative numbers and vice versa. So it means that every object that we can observe contain charge but of both kinds in same quantity so we call them neutral . so answer to that question would be that it has charge because charge is the fundamental property of particles but it has both +ve and -ve charges equal in magnitude so not any net charge is there on neutron it is in equilibrium.

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