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What are the three primary particles that make up an atom, and
what are the associated electromagnetic charges?
a
Proton (-1 charge), Neutron (O charge), Electron (+1
charge)
b
Proton (-1 charge), Neutron (0 charge), Electron (-1
charge)
С
Proton (+1 charge), Neutron (O charge), Electron (-1
charge)
d
Proton (+1 charge), Neutron (0 charge), Electron (+1
charge)

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brandonreeves

Answer:

Protons, Electrons, and Neutrons are the 3 primary particles in an atom.

Protons - (+1)

Electrons - (-1)

Neutrons - (0)

Your answer would be C

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