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Hydrogen (H)
Or perhaps you are looking at a Proton which has a charge of 1. Protons are found in an atom along with neutrons which have a neutral charge.
Protons weigh 1 AMU
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Does the nucleus of an atom bear a positive charge?
ithink its a postive charge.
What charge does an ion have if it has more protons that electrons?
A net postive charge
What electrical charge does a neutron contain?
A neutron carries no electrical charge
What is the name of a atom that carries a charge?
An Ion
What is the charge of the center an atom?
The center or Nucleus always carries a Positive Charge
The atomic particle with a postive charge is the?
proton
Does the nucleus of an atom bear a positive charge?
ithink its a postive charge.
What charge does an ion have if it has more protons than electrons?
A net postive charge
What is the name of an atom that has a postive or negative charge?
An ion.
Is positive charge spread equally over an atom?
No the postive charge is only concentrated in one spot the atom
When an atom loses an electron what happens to the atoms charge?
When an atom loses an electron, it becomes positively charged because it now has more protons than electrons. The loss of a negatively charged electron leaves behind a positively charged ion.
What is a positely or negatively charged particle?
ion
The neutron carries a positive electric charge while the what carries a negative charge?
I think you're confused. A neutron has no charge. An atom, however, is made up of negatively charged Electrons, Positively charged Protons, and No-charge Neutrons.
What charge does an ion have if it has more protons that electrons?
A net postive charge
A partical in the atomic nucleus that carries no charge?
The neutron is the particle in the atomic nucleus that carries no charge.
This part of an atom carries a positive charge?
The proton of an atom carries the positive charge.
What is the difference between neutrons and protons?
protons have a positive charge and neutrons have no charge...
