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Chemistry, 14.06.2021 18:20, zaikam81

Esquematice el núcleo del Silicio (Si), si se sabe que posee 40 partículas fundamentales; de las cuales 10 son electrones y su carga atómica es +4. me pueden ayudar porfavor

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