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Atoms gain electrons to form anions.

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Anion Formation QuizVersión en línea Atoms gain electrons to form anions. por Rayya Mansour 1 What happens when a nonmetal gains electrons to form an anion? a It becomes negatively charged. b Its nucleus increases in size. c Its electrons are removed. d It becomes positively charged. 2 Which part of the atom changes when forming an anion? a Nucleus size b Chemical symbol c Number of electrons d Number of protons 3 Which of the following is a common anion? a Na+ b Fe2+ c Cl- d Mg2+ 4 What is the charge of most formed anions? a Positive b Negative c It depends on the atom d Neutral 5 Which element is likely to form an anion? a Chlorine b Potassium c Calcium d Magnesium 6 What is the role of electron gain in anion formation? a To achieve a full outer shell b To split the atom c To increase mass d To gain protons 7 Which ion is the oxide ion commonly forming? a O2+ b O- c O+ d O2- 8 Which pair shows an anion and its charge correctly? a Na+ b Fe3+ c K+ d Cl- 9 Why do nonmetals tend to form anions? a They lose electrons easily b They gain electrons easily due to high electron affinity c They have no electrons d They gain protons instead 10 Which is an example of an ionic compound containing an anion? a NaCl b O2 c H2O d NH3 Feedback 1 Gaining electrons adds negative charge, forming an anion. 2 Anions form when electrons are added; protons stay the same. 3 Chloride (Cl-) is a common anion formed by chlorine gaining one electron. 4 Anions carry a negative charge due to extra electrons. 5 Nonmetals like chlorine gain electrons to form Cl-. 6 Gaining electrons helps achieve a stable electron configuration. 7 Oxygen commonly gains two electrons to form O2-. 8 Chloride is Cl-; the others are cations. 9 Nonmetals often accept electrons due to high affinity, forming anions. 10 NaCl contains Na+ and Cl- ions forming an ionic compound.

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Anion Formation QuizVersión en línea

por Rayya Mansour

What happens when a nonmetal gains electrons to form an anion?

Which part of the atom changes when forming an anion?

Which of the following is a common anion?

What is the charge of most formed anions?

Which element is likely to form an anion?

What is the role of electron gain in anion formation?

Which ion is the oxide ion commonly forming?

Which pair shows an anion and its charge correctly?

Why do nonmetals tend to form anions?

Which is an example of an ionic compound containing an anion?

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