Week 1 Assignment Part 2 - PHSO V011. Match the parts of an atom in the left column with all the phrases in the right column thatdescribes it. A phrase may be used more than once. On the line in the left column next to theparts of the atom, please just label the letter of the phrase that matches the parts of the atom.1. electron2. neutronThis assignment is due on 8/23 at 11:59pm PST.Please submit as a scanned PDF on Canvas.3. protonA) one has atomic massB) found in the nucleusC) negatively chargedD) changing the number of these in an atomcreates a new elementE) adding or losing these makes an atom intoan ionF) gain or loss of these makes an isotope ofthe same elementG) determine(s) an element's atomic numberH) contribute(s) to an element's atomic mass

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1. Match the parts of an atom in the left column with all the phrases in the right column that describes it. A phrase may be used more than once. On the line in the left column next to the parts of the atom, please just label the letter of the phrase that matches the parts of the atom.

1. Match the parts of an atom in the left column with all the phrases in the right column that describes it. A phrase may be used more than once. On the line in the left column next to the parts of the atom, please just label the letter of the phrase that matches the parts of the atom.

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