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For every proton there is a electron

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The electrons matches the number of protons.

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The number of protons equals the number of electrons

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I think that the pattern is that for 1 proton there will be 1 neutron. In example, In the first box there are 3 protons in the middle and there are 3 neutrons.

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The top one has smaller protons and neutrons than the bottom

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The pattern I found was that however many protons there were they were also that many electrons

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For every proton theirs is a electrons.

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For eve

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I notice that the protons and electrons are the same

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I I notice that the protons and the electrons

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For every proton there is an electrons

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The pattern is that they all (not) have a multiples of each other’s electrons

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I notice that the for every electron there is one protons👍👏🙃

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I notice that the pattern is 1proton per neutrons so basically there is a equal amount of protons and neutrons.

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I notice that for every proton and neutron there is a electron.Also, Hydrogen and Helium if you double the protons and neutrons from Hydrogen it will give you how many protons and neutrons Helium has.

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If there is one neutron and one proton their's one electron.5 neutrons+5 protons=5 electrons

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If there are 5 neutrons their 5 electrons

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the pattern is that the protons and neutrons have the same amount.

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I notice that if you subtract the protons to nutreons or nutreons to protons you are left with 0,1,or

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I notice that if you subtract the protons to nutreons or nutreons to protons you are left with 0,1,or

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I noticed that if you subtract the protons to nu

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I noticed that if you subtract the protons to nu

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For every proton = electron 😌

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I notice that if you divide the bottom by the top you will have a remainder of 1or 2.

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The number of protons are the same as the number of electrons

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The pattern is that for every proton there is also the same amount of electrons in an atom.

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I noticed that the number of protons is equal to the number of electrons.

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There here is a pattern of. 1 proton= 1 neutron

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The pattern is that the number of electrons is equivalent to the number of protons

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I think the same amount of protons are the same amount of electrons.

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The number thathas  as its

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I noticed that every 1 proton and 1 neuron there is a electron

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I notice for every 1 proton and 1 neutron there is a electron

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I notice that every 1proton and 1 neutron there is a electron.

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I saw that for every neutron their is a electron.

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I notice that for every there is an proton there is an electron

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I noticed that for every Protron theares the same number of electrons

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Evry single picture changes its protons and neutrons👍👏👏🙃

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For every proton there is a electron

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The pattern is that the amount of protons is equivalent to the amount of electrons

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The pattern is the protons and the electrons have the same amount.

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Phoenix randolph & Erick Pena & Sonnia evbota-momodu

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Phoenix randolph & Erick Pena & Sonnia evbota-momodu

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I noticed that for every proton there is an electron.

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The pattern is that the protons and the electrons have the same amount of each

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I noticed that for every electron there is one proton. For example in hydrogen there is 1 proton so there is 1 electron.

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Phoenix Randolph & erick pena &sonnia evbota-momodu

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Phoenix Randolph & erick pena &sonnia evbota-momodu

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The pattern is the electrons are same number as protron

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I notice that for every proton there is an electron.

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The pattern that I notice of the electrons is that the protons and the electrons are the same. So every time they add a proton they add a electron.