Question

complete the table about subatomic particles. terms can be used more than once or not at all. electron inside the nucleus negative neutral neutron outside the nucleus positive particle charge location negative proton

Explanation:

To complete the table about subatomic particles, we use the properties of electrons, protons, and neutrons:

First Row (Particle with negative charge):

• Particle: electron (since electrons have a negative charge).
• Charge: negative (given).
• Location: outside the nucleus (electrons orbit the nucleus in electron clouds).

Second Row (Proton):

• Charge: positive (protons have a positive charge).
• Location: inside the nucleus (protons are part of the atomic nucleus, along with neutrons).

Third Row (Neutron):

• Particle: neutron.
• Charge: neutral (neutrons have no charge).
• Location: inside the nucleus (neutrons are in the nucleus with protons).

Filled Table:

Particle	Charge	Location
proton	positive	inside the nucleus
neutron	neutral	inside the nucleus

(Note: The table cells are filled by matching each particle to its charge and location based on atomic structure principles.)

Answer:

To complete the table about subatomic particles, we use the properties of electrons, protons, and neutrons:

First Row (Particle with negative charge):

• Particle: electron (since electrons have a negative charge).
• Charge: negative (given).
• Location: outside the nucleus (electrons orbit the nucleus in electron clouds).

Second Row (Proton):

• Charge: positive (protons have a positive charge).
• Location: inside the nucleus (protons are part of the atomic nucleus, along with neutrons).

Third Row (Neutron):

• Particle: neutron.
• Charge: neutral (neutrons have no charge).
• Location: inside the nucleus (neutrons are in the nucleus with protons).

Filled Table:

Particle	Charge	Location
proton	positive	inside the nucleus
neutron	neutral	inside the nucleus

(Note: The table cells are filled by matching each particle to its charge and location based on atomic structure principles.)