Asked by Dianni
When an atom is broken down into parts, what happens to its identity?
The atom is no longer recognizable.
The atom takes on a new average atomic mass.
The atom becomes a new type of matter.
The atom becomes a new element.
Is it the third one?
The atom is no longer recognizable.
The atom takes on a new average atomic mass.
The atom becomes a new type of matter.
The atom becomes a new element.
Is it the third one?
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Answered by
Damon
Well, I suppose if you put the protons in one box, electrons in a second, and neutrons in a third, it is several types of matter.
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