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Autumn Brock
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23 April, 12:06
An atom's mass number equals the number of
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Jakobe Cochran
23 April, 12:22
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Electrons it has in its electron shells as well as the number of protons in it's shell. This is because electrons are negative and protons are positive. When they are equal it balances out the charge.
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