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A neutral atom which has no charge. The amount of electrons and protons must be the same. ... The amount of the electrons have to be more than the amount of the protons. Rule #4: Mass. The number of electrons do not affect the mass; however, the more protons and neutrons you add to the atom, the bigger the mass gets.
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The rule for making a neutral atom that has no charge is - Electron (E) = Proton (Protons).

Neutral atoms are atoms that have no charge or zero charges. It is known that an atom has three sub-atomic particles; Proton, Neutron, and electrons. Protons have a positive charge, neutrons have zero or no charges and electrons have negative charges.

There are three conditions possible:

  • The neutral atom that has no charge - The number of electrons and protons must be the same.

                            E = P

  • A positive ion that has a positive charge - The number of protons has to be more than the number of electrons.

                             E < P

  • A negative ion that has a negative charge - The number of electrons has to be more than the number of protons.

                           E > P

Thus, the correct answer is - Electron (E) = Proton (Protons).

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