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Refer to the table below; Calculate the percentage difference of the mass of proton from neutron. (Write your final answer based on the significant figures, no need to write the percentage symbol)

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Refer to the table below; Calculate the
percentage difference of the mass of
proton from neutron. (Write your final
answer based on the significant
figures, no need to write the
percentage symbol)
Mass
Charge
(coulombs)
(kg)
Electron
31
9.109 x 10
-1.602 x 10 19
Proton
27
1.673 x 10" +1.602 x 10
19
Neutron
-27
1.675 x 10
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