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Nathan Roy
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10 January, 07:22
Why a neutron is important
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Ansley
10 January, 07:47
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It is important becuse the neutrons keep the protons in a nucleus tables
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Ezekiel Fernandez
10 January, 07:52
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Neutrons play a huge role with mass and radioactive properties of atoms.
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