Which of these statement best explains why atoms are overall neutral?
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Which of these particles can be found within the nucleus of an atom (select 2)?
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How many protons and neutrons are there in cobalt?
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What is the best definition of the relative atomic mass of an element?
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A sample of naturally occurring neon is 91% neon-20 and 9% neon-22. What is its relative atomic mass?
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