NO ELECTRONS

There are no objects that have absolutely no electrons. However, there are some objects that have very few electrons, such as:

• Neutrons. Neutrons are subatomic particles that have no charge. They are found in the nucleus of atoms, along with protons.

• Neutron stars. Neutron stars are the collapsed cores of massive stars that have exploded in supernovae. They are made up almost entirely of neutrons, with only a small number of protons and electrons.

• Plasmas. Plasmas are ionized gases that contain a large number of free electrons. However, they also contain a large number of positively charged ions, so the overall charge of a plasma is usually neutral.

It is important to note that even these objects do have some electrons. The number of electrons in an object is determined by the number of protons in its nucleus. If an object has no protons, then it will also have no electrons. However, there are no known objects that have no protons.

In addition to these objects, there are also some theoretical objects that have no electrons. For example, neutronium is a hypothetical substance that is made up of only neutrons. However, neutronium is thought to be unstable and would only exist under extreme conditions.