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Match each charge, mass, or description with the correct subatomic particle. Some descriptors match
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multiple subatomic particles.
Found in nucleus
Proton
Neutral
Negative
Neutron
Very small (no) mass
Positive
Electron
Mass = 1 amu
Found outside nucleus
How many protons are in an atom of actinium?
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