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Cara Lee
15 May, 00:50
Where does most of the mass of an atom exist?
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Davian Rosales
15 May, 04:33
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In the nucleus. The nucleus is where the protons and the neutrons of the atoms are. Electrons are only have around 1/2000 of a proton's mass, so it is usually ignored
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