Which particle is not found in the nucleus?

Answer 1

Atoms are the building blocks of matter. Atoms are made up of electron, neutron and proton particles. Electrons are negatively charged, neutrons are neutral and protons have a positive charge.

Answer 2

Of the three most well-known particles (proton, electron, neutron), the electron is not part of the nucleus.

Of the three most well-known particles (proton, electron, neutron), the electron is not part of the nucleus.

Of the three most well-known particles (proton, electron, neutron), the electron is not part of the nucleus.

Of the three most well-known particles (proton, electron, neutron), the electron is not part of the nucleus.

Answer 3

Electrons. As they weigh so little, their weight is classed as negligable

Answer 4

Magnetic domain other things besides protons electrons neutrons etc.

Answer 5

Of the three most well-known particles (proton, electron, neutron), the electron is not part of the nucleus.

Answer 6

Electrons are not found in the nucleus. They orbit around the nucleus in defined energy levels.

Answer 7

electrons