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Ions are atoms that have either gain or lose electrons from the neutral atom.

A loss of electrons results in a positive ion, called a cation, a gain of electron results in a negative ion called an anion.

Ionic compounds are formed by the combination of a cation and anion, or metal + nonmetal.

When naming ionic compounds, name the cation first, and the anion second, changing the ending to ide.

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atroni [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

• [ lost ] or [ gained ]

• [ cation ], [ anion ]

• [ metal ] + [ non-metal ]

• [ cation ] and the [ anion ] to [ compound with suffix "ide" or "ode" ]

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