Chemistry, 11.10.2020 01:01 sierranowe2003
When there is either ONLY one negative or ONLY one positive and the other is neutral, why is there still an attraction? a All Matter Has Charges. b The Neutral May Have Partial Charges. c For the Negative, it is Attracted to the Positive Protons. d For the Positive, it is Attracted to the Negative Electrons. e All the Above. f None of the Above.
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