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If an object loses electrons will it be positively charge or negativey charged
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If an object loses electrons will it be positively charge or negativey charged
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If an object loses electrons will it be positively charge or negativey charged
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Positively charged because losing electrons makes the number of protons higher
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there will be a negative a charge
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