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Beacause atoms contain 3 types of sub atomic particle- protons,neutrons and electrons.

The protons and neutrons are in the neuclius and the electrons are around the outside.

The protons are positivly charged. The neutrons neutral and the electrons negativly charged.

So, the protons and electrons charges cacell each other out. So the atom has no charge overall.

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atom have no charge because its really small.;')

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Because it does not have positively charged protons nor negatively charged electron.

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