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A sample of the element Phosphorus is shown to have a mass of 33 and a charge of -3. How many electrons
would be present in the sample?
Phosphorus
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30.974
A sample of the element Phosphorus is shown to have a mass of 33 and a charge of -3. How many neutrons
would be present in the sample?
Phosphorus

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The atom of an element is made up of sub-atomic particles. The major sub-atomic particles of an atom are electrons, protons, and neutrons. Protons and Neutrons are part of the nucleus of an atom. A nucleus is present at the center of an atom. The electrons, having a negative charge, revolve around the center of an atom.

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