File:Mass-comparison-atomic-components.svg
Summary
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English: Mass comparison of electron (left), proton (center), neutron (right), if all objects would be balls of same density. Despite from their huge difference in size (approx. 2000 times) both electron and proton have the same charge (with opposite signs). This is indicated by the same text size for both charges. |
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| Source | Own work |
| Author | MikeRun |
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