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What is the electrical charge of an atom that has lost an electron
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What is the electrical charge of an atom that has lost an electron

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the electrical charge of an atom that has lost an electron is positive, since an atom is generally neutral and to lose an electron/proton would tip the balance to the opposite charge
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