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Though the three fundamental particles are present in almost all elements, one element does not have one of them. Identify the particle

A

neutron

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proton

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C

electron

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nucleons

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Solution

The correct option is A neutron
Neutron is not present in hydrogen. Electronic configuration of hydrogen is 1 $(_{1} H^{1})$ .

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