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If any atom loses 1 electron it has a charge of​
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If any atom loses 1 electron it has a charge of​

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1 + net charge

Explanation:
The resulting ion will have
1 electron fewer surrounding the nucleus than the number of protons located inside the nucleus it will have a 1+ charge.
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