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Ragnareal Posted 9 years ago
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"While an electron carries a negative electrical charge, a neutron is neutral."

Is this a correct sentence?

  

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"Is this a correct sentence? Yes, but it seems a little lexically redundant at the end. I suggest: While an electron carries a negative electrical charge, a neutron carries no charge .

— Mister Micawber

  • "Is this a correct sentence?
  • Yes, but it seems a little lexically redundant at the end.
  • I suggest: While an electron carries a negative electrical charge, a neutron carries no charge .
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ragnareal"While an electron carries a negative electrical charge, a neutron is neutral."Is this a correct sentence?

Yes, but it seems a little lexically redundant at the end. I suggest:

While an electron carries a negative electrical charge, a neutron carries no charge.

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