The Mass of a Proton is approximately
- approximately 500 times the mass of an electron.
- equal to approximately half the mass of a neutron.
- 2000 times greater than the mass of an electron.
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A proton is roughly 1,836 times heavier than an electron, so of the choices given, about 2,000 times greater is correct. A proton and a neutron have nearly the same mass, so the proton is not half a neutron's mass.
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yousif.zayani asked · 2 Jul 2012
mass of proton is = mass of an electron thats the answer ?
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