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    A Neutral Atom Loses One of Its Electrons
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A Neutral Atom Loses One of Its Electrons

Question 24

Question 24

Multiple Choice

A neutral atom loses one of its electrons. It is then


A) either a negative or positive ion, depending on which electron was lost.
B) ashamed of itself.
C) a neutral ion.
D) a positive ion.
E) a negative ion.

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