When an atom that has no charge loses 2 electrons what happens?

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24-05-2017
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When an atom that has no charge loses 2 electrons what happens?

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psalm27v1 psalm27v1 · Answer 1 · 2017-05-24T21:28:19+02:00

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24-05-2017

Electrons have a negative charge, so it would lose 2 negative charges, thus becoming a +2 cation (as opposed to an anion, which is a negative ion resulting from gaining electrons).

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