jbergenstock2002 jbergenstock2002

28-04-2020
Chemistry

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A carbon atom has six protons and six neutrons. What is its
atomic number?

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beatrizamezcua beatrizamezcua

28-04-2020

Carbon always has six protons, as its atomic number is six. Carbon twelve would have six neutrons (six protons plus six neutrons) in the nucleus of the atom. So the atomic number is 12

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