Question

When an atom lose electron(s), it becomes ____________ (there might be multiple answers):

a
Negatively charged
b
Positively charged
c
Ion
d
Cation
e
Anion

Answer 1

@MrMudd183

Answer 2

What do you believe it is?

Answer 3

I think it's C and B?

Answer 4

Depending on how many electrons the atom has, it will determine the charge. More than likely, it will be a positive ion. So which one do you believe is more fitting?

Answer 5

B is positively charge?

Answer 6

I'd say C. If an atom either gains or looses an electron, it will become an ion.

Answer 7

But I think their has to be more then one option

Answer 8

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I think it's C and B?
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You're correct.

Answer 9

mr mudd?

Answer 10

If it's multi select, try B & C

Answer 11

okay thank you

Answer 12

You're welcome C:

Answer 13

There's no need to be hesitant or doubt your answer. You were right the first time!

When you lose an electron or multiple electrons, you will form a positively charged ion. That's because there will be more protons than electrons.

Answer 14

thanks