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A sodium atom loses an electron. What is the resulting particle?
A. An ion with a positive charge
B. An isotope with a negative charge
C. An isotope with no charge
D. An ion with a negative charge

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Answer:

A) An ion with a positive charge

MORE TO KNOW

  • Sodium atom loses one electron and become Cation

  • Ions is the atom or molecule having a charge on them

  • Cation is positively charged ions

  • Anion is negatiely charged ions

  • Elements loses electrons to become Cation

  • When they gain electrons they become anion

  • Examples - Na+ , Mg + , Cl-

  • Elements looses or gain electrons to complete its octet.
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Answer:

A. an ion with a positive charge

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