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A helium nucleus has two protons and two neutrons.?

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how many electrons would it take to equal the mass of a helium nucleus

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  2. Mass of electron: 9.1093897x10^-31 Kg

    Mass of neutron: 1.6749286x10^-27 Kg

    Mass of proton: 1.6726231x10^-27 Kg

    Theoretical mass of helium nucleus: 2 x 1.6749286x10^-27 Kg+2 x 1.6726231x10^-27 Kg=6.6951x10^-27 Kg

    9.1093897x10^-31 Kg x e-=6.6951x10^-27 Kg

    e-=6.6951x10^-27 Kg/9.1093897x10^-31 Kg

    =7350 electrons

  3. Two protons, two neutrons, two electrons, one shell.  

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