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• Charged particles

• Can be positive or negatives

• Created when there is a loss


or gain in electrons
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Q. When an atom loses
electrons, does it become
negatively charged or
positively charged? Explain

A. Positively charged, because


there will be more protons
than electrons.
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Positively charged ions = Cations
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Q. When an atom gains
electrons, does it become
negatively charged or
positively charged? Explain

A. Negatively charged, because


there will be more electrons
than protons.
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Negatively charged ions = Anions
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What type of elements (metals or


nonmetals) tends to form cations?
What type of elements tends to form
anions?

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What type of elements (metals or


nonmetals) tends to form cations?
What type of elements tends to form
anions?

Metals tend to form cations.


Nonmetals tend to form anions.

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1. Ions are:
a)atoms with a positive or negative
charge
b)atoms with no charge
c)atoms with ONLY a positive charge
d)atoms with ONLY a negative
charge

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2. When an atom loses a valence


electron, it becomes a(n)
_____________ ion.
a. Positive
b. Negative
c. Neutral
d. polyatomic

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2. When an atom gains a valence


electron, it becomes a(n)
_____________ ion.
a. Positive
b. Negative
c. Neutral
d. polyatomic

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3. If an element has 3 valence


electrons, what charge will likely form
on its ion ? answer choices
a. +3
b. +5
c. -3
d. -5

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3. If an element has 3 valence


electrons, what charge will likely form
on its ion ? answer choices
a. +3
b. +5
c. -3
d. -5

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4. Nitrogen will ____ valence


electrons when forming an ionic bond.
a. gain 1
b. lose 1
c. gain 3
d. lose 3

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5. What happens when an atom loses


an electron?
a. It becomes Negatively Charged
b. It remains neutral because the
proton also leaves.
c. It becomes Positively Charged
d. It stays the same.

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