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What is the most massive part of an atom?
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area outside the nucleus
area outside the nucleus
protons
protons
nucleus
nucleus
neutrons
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nucleus
The nucleus (made of protons and neutrons) contains nearly all an atom's mass. Neutrons are individually slightly heavier than protons, but the nucleus as a whole is the most massive part.
The nucleus (made of protons and neutrons) contains nearly all an atom's mass. Neutrons are individually slightly heavier than protons, but the nucleus as a whole is the most massive part.
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