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When a neutral atom loses an electron to ionize and become a cation, it also loses its outermost orbital true or false
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When a neutral atom loses an electron to ionize and become a cation, it also loses its outermost orbital

true or false

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It's false..because for example we have some metals that they can have two,three or more type of ions.
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