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Who invented the designation of plus and negative charges?

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Why plus and minus symbols are used to specify the electron charges?

The plus and minus symbols are used to represent positive and negative charges, respectively. In the case of electrons, the minus sign indicates that electrons have a negative charge. This convention helps distinguish between different types of charges in physics and chemistry.


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What does an electron plus electron equal?

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S2- Cl1- and Ca2 plus are all with Ar?

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Negative plus negative equals what?

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Does a negative plus a negative equal a postive?

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What does a negative plus a negative mean?

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What is the overall charge of the atom since the atom contains positive charges and negative charges. how is that possible?

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