Ordinarily, an atom does not have any charge. - Vidyadip

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Ordinarily, an atom does not have any charge.

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Answer

Every atom contains smaller particles with either positive or negative charge.
As the number of positively and negatively charged particles in an atom is equal, they neutralize each other.
As a result the atom has no charge.

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