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What is an extremely small particle of matter with no electrical charge?
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a neutron, a proton is positively charged and an electron is negatively charged :)
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Matter smaller then atom?
Matter doesn't really have a shape of its own. Matter is the substance within any object. And an atom is a hypothetical particle of matter and is extremely small. Matter doesn't really have a shape of its own. Matter is the substance within any object. And an atom is a hypothetical particle of matter and is extremely small.
What s a subatomic particle with a positive charge and a mass?
Normal matter: Proton Anti-matter: Positron
What is the name of the smallest particle of matter?
A quark is the smallest particle in matter.
What is meant by proton number?
a particle of matter with a positive electric charge
Do the protons carry a positive electrical charge and electrons carry a negative electrical charge?
Yes. Providing that you are talking about normal matter. The anti-matter version in each case has opposite charge.
How there can be electrical charge inside matter even if the matter shows no electrical forces?
How can there be electrical charge inside matter even if the matter shows no electrical forces
Matter smaller then atom?
Matter doesn't really have a shape of its own. Matter is the substance within any object. And an atom is a hypothetical particle of matter and is extremely small. Matter doesn't really have a shape of its own. Matter is the substance within any object. And an atom is a hypothetical particle of matter and is extremely small.
What holds an electrical charge?
Just about every matter has charge, it is the movement of charge that is described by electricity.
What s a subatomic particle with a positive charge and a mass?
Normal matter: Proton Anti-matter: Positron
When does a piece of matter have a charge?
When a piece of matter has a charge, when some of its protons have been taken away, and another particle gains protons. Also, it can loose electrons, while another particle gains electrons. Basically, all of this creates static elecricity. that is when a piece of matter has a charge. I love science! S.R.
A nuclear particle with no charge?
Atomic particles with no charge are neutrons, and neutrinos.
When does a piece of have a charge?
When a piece of matter has a charge, when some of its protons have been taken away, and another particle gains protons. Also, it can loose electrons, while another particle gains electrons. Basically, all of this creates static elecricity. that is when a piece of matter has a charge. I love science! S.R.
When does a piece of matter have a?
When a piece of matter has a charge, when some of its protons have been taken away, and another particle gains protons. Also, it can loose electrons, while another particle gains electrons. Basically, all of this creates static elecricity. that is when a piece of matter has a charge. I love science! S.R.
A sentence for the word electric charge?
an electrical charge is a physical property of matter which causes it to experience a force when near other electrically charged matter
Does it matter what kind of metal to use to make an electrical charge?
no not all the time
What is electrically neutral matter?
Electrically neutral matter is matter without a charge.
Does dark matter have an electrical charge?
Based on just a few simple things that popular news magazines mentionwhen they talk about the weird subject of dark matter, we're pretty safein assuming that dark matter has no electrical charge.-- No place in the universe is known to have dark matter.-- Dark matter is hypothesized ("just a theory") but has never been observed.-- It can't have an electrical charge, because if it did, then---- it would interact with other observed electrical charges and observed electromagnetic fields,------ which is exactly what it doesn't do,-------- which is why it has never been observed and is called "dark" matter.
