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An atom of Silver loses three electrons, what is its charge?
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An atom of Silver loses three electrons, what is its charge?

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+3

Step-by-step explanation:

If an atom loses electrons, it becomes positive. Because silver loses 3 electrons, the charge becomes positive 3.

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