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Aluminium has 13 protons and electrons and 14 neutrons. For a picture see this link.

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Q: What are the subatomic particles of aluminum .also if you could show a picture that would be great?
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How many protons are in zinc?

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How to build a machine that allows people to turn into whoever they want to be by rearranging their subatomic particles?

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What are properties that vary among subatomic particles?

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What matter is in an element?

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