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Introduction to Atomic Structure

Question

Protons are represented as :
$p^{-}$
$p^{+}$
$p$
$p^{- +}$

A

p^{+}

B

p^{-}

C

p

D

p^{- +}

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The correct option is B $p^{+}$
Protons are represented as $p^{+}$ .

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