Just an idea.

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Just an idea.

parthkohli · Answer

Hmm...

So...

For example, $NH_4^{+}$ is an ion.  When you remove one hydrogen, $NH_3$ is what comes out of it.  How is that electron added?

What's happening here?

anonymous · Answer

No dude.... It's basically the H+ ion which is migrating away...or rather being removed by some other substance

parthkohli · Answer

Makes sense.

parthkohli · Answer

Can you give me an example where something is added and becomes an ion?

parthkohli · Answer

Not likely to exist.

parthkohli · Answer

I don't think that question makes sense.  Well...

anonymous · Answer

probably stuff like (so4)2-

anonymous · Answer

the s became -ve after the 4 oxygens were added

anonymous · Answer

dude can you help me out:
Can an ionic substance be coloured because of unpaired electrons in its anion part?

parthkohli · Answer

So removing one oxygen gets you sulphur trioxide.

parthkohli · Answer

And I have no idea what "coloured" means.

anonymous · Answer

colored

anonymous · Answer

I guess you use American english

parthkohli · Answer

Yeah lol, but I have no knowledge of the subject.

I use British English.

anonymous · Answer

k thanks anyways...

parthkohli · Answer

I know what unpaired electrons are, I know what anions are.  But I don't know their correlation with colour.

parthkohli · Answer

Thank you very much?

anonymous · Answer

basically unpaired e- cause color.....stuff like that

anonymous · Answer

thanks for the medal..rather new around here

anonymous · Answer

and i'm Indian too