Which of these has the largest charge magnitude?
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One electron has the same quantity of charge as one proton, but the electron has much less mass. One kilogram of electrons therefore contains many more particles than a kilogram of protons, and more particles means more charge. Although the kilogram of electrons is negatively charged, its charge quantity is greater than the charge quantity of the kilogram of protons. The kilogram of neutrons is neutral and has no charge.