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Test review, If a atom loses electrons what charge does it get? What about when it gains electrons?

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Test review, If a atom loses electrons what charge does it get? What about when it gains electrons?

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  1. If it loses electrons, it becomes positive because electrons are e-

    You figure out the other.


  2. It becomes more positively charged because it lost negative charges and protons have a positive charge. If it gains electrons, the atom becomes more negatively charged.

  3. If an atom loses electrons, it becomes positive. If it gains, it becomes negative.

  4. Losing negatively charged electrons leaves the atom positively charged.

    Gaining negatively charged electrons leaves the atom negatively charged.

  5. electrons have a negative charge, so for each electron lost, the charge changes +1 and for each electron gained, the charge changes -1

  6. When it loses electrons,there are more protons so it is positive charge.

    if it gains electrons,there are less protons,sothe overall charge is negative because they can't cancel each other out.

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