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Formation of ions
Cation and Anion
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What is a positive ion called?
Cation
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How is a cation produced from a neutral atom?
When one or more
electrons
are lost from a neutral atom
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How is a cation named?
Using the name of the
parent atom
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What is a negatively charged ion called?
Anion
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How is an anion formed from a neutral atom?
When
electrons
are gained by a neutral atom
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What charge does an atom have when it gains one extra electron?
1-
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How many protons and electrons does a chlorine atom have?
Seventeen
protons and
seventeen
electrons
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What are the key differences between cations and anions?
Cations are positive ions formed by
losing
electrons.
Anions are negative ions formed by
gaining
electrons.
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What is the process of ion formation in atoms?
Cation
formation: Loss of electrons from a neutral atom.
Anion
formation: Gain of electrons by a neutral atom.
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Electricity
- is a steady flow of electrons or electrically charged particles through a substance
conductor
- the electrons themselves are able to flow through the substance, carrying the current
Ions
- the current is moved by molecules
Ion
- any atom or molecule with a net charge, either positive or
negative
.
HOW TO PRODUCE AN ION
by taking a
neutral
atom and adding or removing one or more
electrons
Ions
are formed when an atom lose or gain electrons.
Metals
- tend to lose electron
Nonmetal
- gain electrons during chemical bonding to attain satbility
Octet rule
it is atom to gain stability
has eight valence electrons in their outermost shell