Chemistry, asked by rashmikol8488, 10 months ago

What is an atom that has lost an electron?

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Answered by Anonymous

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Explanation: An atom that has lost an electron is a positively charged ion ; i.e. a cation .

Answered by prem33

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the atom which loses an electron becomes cation

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