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Atomic Structures

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Atom   smallest part of matter properties of an element  
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Element   A substance one of a kind of atom-can not be broken down to similar ordinary means  
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Nucleus   center of an atom which protons and neutrons-has a positive charge  
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Protons   positive found in the nucleus of an atom  
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Neutron   No change found in the nucleus of an atom  
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A shell   space outside nucleus electrons orbit  
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Electron   negative particle atom that orbits the nucleus.  
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Atomic #   The number of protons(electrons) in and atom- it is used to identify an element.  
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Atomic Mass   The mass of the nucleus- it is the number of protons plus the number of neutrons.  
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