Explain these by using the information below: name symbol relative mass relative charge electron e- 1/200 -1 proton p 1 -1 neutron n 1 0 1 Atoms contain charged particles but they are electrically neutral because they have no overall charge 2 Atoms can form positive ions
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Atoms contain neutrons, electrons & protons. In a neutral atom number of electron is equal to number of proton. Since the charge on electron is -1 and that of proton is 1. Atoms are able to be neutral.
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2) When an atom looses electron, number of electrons decreases in comparison to protons. Since the protons have positive charge, Atom becomes positive ion.
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