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How does an atom change if all of its electrons are removed?

The atom’s volume increases.
The atom’s mass increases.
The atom becomes positively charged.
The atom becomes negatively charged.

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the answer is c) The atom becomes positively charged.

Explanation: hope this helps also i just took the test <3

Jamie Counsell answered Feb 25, 2021

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The atom becomes positively charged.

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