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The Symbol −10X Used To Represent Which Of The Particles? - Erudites Academy

The symbol −10X used to represent which of the particles?

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The symbol −10X used to represent which of the particles?

A. Proton
B. Neutron
C. Electrons
D. Atoms

Correct Answer:

Option C – Electrons

Explanation

Electron: A subatomic particle haring a negative charge and orbiting the nucleus (note: the symbol 0–1e represent the particle of an electron)

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