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Chapter 2, Problem 1IA.4Q
Summary Introduction
To determine:
The thing which is common for all the calcium atoms.
Introduction:
All the atoms consist of three subatomic particles inside them name as electrons, protons and neutron. Electron is the negatively charged species revolve around the nucleus; proton is the positively charged species reside in the nucleus and neutron is neutral species present in the nucleus.
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