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22-10-2015
Chemistry

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the mass of a proton is equal to the mass of?

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22-10-2015

It is about equal to the mass of the neutron. So, most people just say that they have the same mass.

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Anonymous Anonymous

23-10-2015

The answer would be neutron. Well, they do not have the exact same mass, only a difference of about 0.98 or even less than that. So they are counted as equals.

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