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What happens to an atom of sulfur (S) if it loses an electron?
Question 11 options:
A)
It becomes an anion.
B)
It becomes a molecule.
C)
It becomes inert.
D)
It becomes a cation.
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D) It becomes a cation.
Losing an electron gives the atom a net positive charge, so it becomes a positively charged ion (a cation).
Losing an electron gives the atom a net positive charge, so it becomes a positively charged ion (a cation).
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