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14C has 6 protons and ________. (Multiple Choice)

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14C has 6 protons and ________. (Multiple Choice)

14C has 6 protons and ________.
A) 8 neutrons
B) 8 electrons
C) 6 neutrons
D) 14 neutrons
E) 14 electrons

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Environment: The Science Behind the Stories, Canadian Edition

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