Two students worked together to create a Bohr model of a sodium atom. When creating this model they realized the valence shell o
nly has one electron and does not meet the Octet rule. They began to argue about how this atom will become an ion. A Student A is correct. Losing an electron would cause the number of protons and electrons to be imbalanced, and the atom would then have an overall negative charge.
B Student B is correct. Losing an electron would cause the number of protons and electrons to be imbalanced, and the atom would then have an overall positive charge.
C Student A is correct. Losing an electron would cause the number of neutrons and electrons to be imbalanced, and the atom would then have an overall negative charge.
D Student B is correct. Losing an electron would cause the number of neutrons and electrons to be imbalanced, and the atom would then have an overall positive charge. i need
Because the Bohr model explains the Conteplation of the Atom which consedes to the answer explaing the neutrons and electrons have a relation which makes A right.