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Compare the properties of protons, electrons and neutrons.
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                   Protons                    Electrons                 Neutrons
They are positively charged particles.They are negatively charged particles.They are neutral particles.
 Charge on protons is +1. Mass of protons is . Charge on electrons is -1. Mass of electrons is .They have no charge. Mass of neutrons is .
Protons are present inside the nucleus.Electrons are present outside the nucleus. They revolve around the nucleus.Neutrons are present inside the nucleus.
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Compare the properties of protons, electrons and neutrons.
Updated OnOct 18, 2023
TopicStructure of the Atom
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ClassClass 9
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