Science, asked by annu102, 1 year ago

what is the change when metals lose electrons during ionization

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Answered by adit22

when metals lose electrons in ionisation, they undergo oxidation and turn into cations (positively charged ions).

Answered by adarshkohli18

when metal loses an electron during ionization then it become an positively charged ion or it become electeopositive as all the metals are electropositive

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