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| What are the three parts of and atom? |
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| The three parts of an atom are neutron, proton, and electron. |
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| The part of the atom that is on the furthermost part, or the rings, with a negative charge. |
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| A positively charged part of the atom that makes up about half of the nucleus. |
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| A part of the atom that has no charge making up about half of the nucleus. NEUtron NEUtral |
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| 1/2 of a proton/ or neutron, one of the smallest particle there is. |
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| What element has 2 hydrogen atoms for every one oxygen atom? |
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| Why is Hydrogen smaller than Oxygen when shown as an element (h2o/ water0 |
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| It is because oxygen needs more shells because it has more electrons, where as Hydrogen only has 1 shell for 1 electron. |
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