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Neutrons.
The particles of an atom are: -
protons ; charge (+) relative mass is '1'
neutrons ; charge (0) relative mass is '1'
electrons ; charge (-) relative mass is '1/1860'.
For any given element the numbers of protons , neutrons and electrons will vary.
lenpollock
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∙ 14y agoIf you mean "... lack any charges", that would be the neutron.
If you mean "... lack any charges", that would be the neutron.
If you mean "... lack any charges", that would be the neutron.
If you mean "... lack any charges", that would be the neutron.
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∙ 14y agoIf you mean "... lack any charges", that would be the neutron.
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what is a lack of goods and services called
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