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Mareli Sanford
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8 March, 04:12
In an atom of argon-40 the number of protons
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Mila Cooke
8 March, 04:18
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Number of protons is equal to atomic number and as argon atomic number is equal to 18 it would have 18 protons.
So, your answer is 18
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