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  • Charge of a Neutron in Antimatter: Understanding Anti-Neutrons
    A neutron in antimatter would have no charge.

    Here's why:

    * Neutrons are neutral particles: In regular matter, neutrons have no electrical charge.

    * Antimatter is the opposite: Antimatter particles have the same mass but opposite charge to their regular matter counterparts.

    * Anti-neutron: The antimatter counterpart of the neutron is the anti-neutron. It also has no charge.

    Therefore, just like a regular neutron, an anti-neutron also carries no charge.

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