Question

If proton neutralises the charge of e- then which body of an atom neutralises the charge of antiproton??

Answer 1

Positron/antielectron/`e^+`

Explanation:

A proton has a charge of `+1` and can therefore cancel out the charge of `e^-`.

An antiproton is identical to a proton except it has an opposite charge, and so would have a charge of `-1`, to cancel this charge we need a charge of `+1`, which we can only get from a positiron/antielectron, which is represented as `e^+`