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Which of the following does the atomic number of an atom represent? (1 point)
o the number of neutrons in the atom
O the number of particles outside the nucleus of the atom
O the number of protons in the atom
o the number of particles in the nucleus of the atom
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Which of the following does the atomic number of an atom represent? (1 point)
o the number of neut...
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