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Atomic Structure

Do you remember how an atom is made? Can you recall the three main types of atomic sub particles? Do you understand how electrons are distributed within the atom?
In chemistry, we deal with a lot of information. It is essential to have a firm grasp on atomic structure and electron configuration to succeed in this field. With so much to remember, it can be difficult to keep track of all the small details.
If you are struggling to memorize atomic properties, we have you covered! This article will explain five helpful ways to remember atomic structure. So continue reading and never forget these concepts again!


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