In chemistry, what is the definition of a cation?
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An element that has the tendency to lose electrons and acquire a positive charge to complete its octet is called a cation.
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Cation is formed when an atom loses its electrons and develops positive charge or becomes an electropositive element .
During electrolysis , cation gets attracted to cathode.
Cation is also called positive ion. It's opposite is anion.
Together they form electrovalent bond or simply ionic bond
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During electrolysis , cation gets attracted to cathode.
Cation is also called positive ion. It's opposite is anion.
Together they form electrovalent bond or simply ionic bond
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