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Anion Formation Quiz

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Atoms gain electrons to form anions.

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Atoms gain electrons to form anions.

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

2

Which part of the atom changes when forming an anion?

3

Which of the following is a common anion?

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What is the charge of most formed anions?

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Which element is likely to form an anion?

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What is the role of electron gain in anion formation?

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Which ion is the oxide ion commonly forming?

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Which pair shows an anion and its charge correctly?

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Why do nonmetals tend to form anions?

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

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Gaining electrons adds negative charge, forming an anion.

Anions form when electrons are added; protons stay the same.

Chloride (Cl-) is a common anion formed by chlorine gaining one electron.

Anions carry a negative charge due to extra electrons.

Nonmetals like chlorine gain electrons to form Cl-.

Gaining electrons helps achieve a stable electron configuration.

Oxygen commonly gains two electrons to form O2-.

Chloride is Cl-; the others are cations.

Nonmetals often accept electrons due to high affinity, forming anions.

NaCl contains Na+ and Cl- ions forming an ionic compound.

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