Name the subatomic particle whose relative charge is :(a) +1(b) –1(c) 0
The subatomic particles and their relative charges are given below:
(a) A Proton has a relative charge of +1.
(b) An electron has a relative charge of –1.
(c) The neutron has a relative charge of 0.
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