Description: AI Answer Learn more A negatively charged nucleus is a characteristic of atoms made up of antiprotons, such as antihydrogen . In antihydrogen, the nucleus is negatively charged and contains an antiproton, while the orbit contains a positively charged positron. Antihydrogen behaves similarly to normal matter, but with reversed charges. For example, antihydrogen and antioxygen atoms could combine to create antiwater, which would have the same properties as tap water. However, antimatter annihilates with ordinary matter on contact, making antiwater extremely dangerous to living beings. "Very dark / negative", she says.

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Project: Androids Programming Algorithms

Sprint: ITAR Androids Programming

Backlog: Androids Programming II