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27 January, 07:41
How can an atom become charged particle
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Ryan Chang
27 January, 07:45
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A charged atom has either too many or too few electrons.
When one or more electrons is knocked off of an atom, it becomes positively charged. It is now an positive ion. A negative ion can be made by adding an electron to an atom.
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