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If Beryllium were to lose a proton, it would become a(n)
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If Beryllium were to lose a proton, it would become a(n)

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an anion

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since it lost a proton..it now has 3 protons and four electrons and possesses a minus charge since it is no longer neutrally charged..this minus charge makes it an anion

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