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2. Which change occurs when N3+ is changed to an N atom? Three neutrons are lost. Three electrons are lost. Three protons are gained. ons Three electrons are gained. ons
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2. Which change occurs when N3+ is changed to an N atom?
Three neutrons are lost.
Three electrons are lost.
Three protons are gained.
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Three electrons are gained.
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When an element loses electrons it becomes positive (3+)
Answer: three electrons are lost
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