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Losing electrons results in the formation of a cation true or false
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Losing electrons results in the formation of a cation true or false

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true. losing electrons gives the atom a positive charge, meaning it has more protons than electrons. ex., +2 charges means an atom has 2 more protons in relation to its electrons
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