How is a lithium atom (Li) different from a lithium ion (Li+)? Li has fewer protons than Li+ Li has more protons than Li+ Li has fewer electrons than Li+ Li has more electrons than Li+

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How is a lithium atom (Li) different from a lithium ion (Li+)?

Li has fewer protons than Li+

Li has more protons than Li+

Li has fewer electrons than Li+

Li has more electrons than Li+

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Li has fewer electrons than Li+

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Hamon answered Feb 22, 2018

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Li has fewer electrons than Li+ (protons can't change)

NJGL answered Feb 24, 2018

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