Question

The ion formed by an atom of sulfur when it gains two electrons is called a:

Do not answer cation or anion​

Answer 1

sulfide ion

Step-by-step explanation:

however, when non-metalic elements gain electrons to form anions the end of their name is change to "-ide".foe example, a flourin atom gains one electronto become a flouride ion(F`) and sulfur gains two electrons to become a sulfide ion(s^2)