why do elements form ions
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bcoz there is mutual exchange between metallic and non metallic parts
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ions means charged body....
if we take an example of an element... then you may notice that... an element consists of equal number of proton and equal number of electron. in such an offence when an element
is subjected to chemical reaction then to form a compound it either loses electron where the element gets changed into an ion which was initially an atom... due to more positive charge that is proton... the element gets positive charge for example Na+
moreover when an atom accept electrons then the element gets changed into Negative Ion because the number of electron is more as compared to the number of proton...
example Cl-
hope it helps
if we take an example of an element... then you may notice that... an element consists of equal number of proton and equal number of electron. in such an offence when an element
is subjected to chemical reaction then to form a compound it either loses electron where the element gets changed into an ion which was initially an atom... due to more positive charge that is proton... the element gets positive charge for example Na+
moreover when an atom accept electrons then the element gets changed into Negative Ion because the number of electron is more as compared to the number of proton...
example Cl-
hope it helps
such a brief explanation
isn't it ample...
this was the best possible way to make you understand the concept
i got it thnx
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if you only say to acquire a stable configuration, that will enough but thnq for explaining
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