First we must remember that the atom is composed of netrons and protons located in the center of the nucleus and electrons that revolve around the nucleus.
Each particle is characterized by having a different charge:
Protons: Positive charge
Neutrons: Neutral charge
Electrons: Negative charge
An element is named according to its atomic number, i.e. its number of protons. If the number of protons changes, the nature changes and it becomes a different element.
First we must remember that the atom is composed of netrons and protons located in the center of the nucleus and electrons that revolve around the nucleus.
Each particle is characterized by having a different charge:
Protons: Positive charge
Neutrons: Neutral charge
Electrons: Negative charge
An element is named according to its atomic number, i.e. its number of protons. If the number of protons changes, the nature changes and it becomes a different element.
So for an element to cease to have a neutral charge and have a positive charge it must lose negative charge, in other words, it must lose electrons, then the answer will be:
F. Fewer electrons