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An atom becomes an ion if it gains a charge, either positive or negative. It does so by losing (becomes positive) or gaining (become negative) electrons in its outermost electron shell. (Which is also why noble gases rarely have a charge)

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  • How does an atom become an ion
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  • An atom becomes an ion if it gains a charge, either positive or negative. It does so by losing (becomes positive) or gaining (become negative) electrons in its outermost electron shell. (Which is also why noble gases rarely have a charge)
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  • An atom becomes an ion if it gains a charge, either positive or negative. It does so by losing (becomes positive) or gaining (become negative) electrons in its outermost electron shell. (Which is also why noble gases rarely have a charge)
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