If a neutral atom loses 2 electrons, what will happen to the atom's electrical charge?
it will become positive

it will become negative

it will remain neutral

Question

If a neutral atom loses 2 electrons, what will happen to the atom's electrical charge?
it will become positive
		
it will become negative
		
it will remain neutral

wolfe8 · Answer

Well electrons are the bearers of1  negative charge each while _____ bears 1 positive charge each. When an atom is said to be neutral, it has balanced charges between negative and positive. Meaning, there are equal numbers of electrons and ______(starts with p). So if 2 electrons leave what happens to the balance?

anonymous · Answer

lose two electrons = lose 2 "negative" electrons. this means there's less of a negative charge, which means there's more of a.....