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Organic Chemistry Podcast - How does an atom become negatively charged?

Organic Chemistry Podcast - How does an atom become negatively charged?

Update: 2023-08-06
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Hello, Welcome to CurlyArrows Learn Chemistry with Sibi. In today's episode, I will answer 

How does an atom become negatively charged?

Before I begin to answer this question, we must know one basic thing about an atom and that is, an atom is made of three main components- protons, neutrons, and electrons.

The charge for an atom can come from two sources: positively charged protons in its nucleus and negatively charged electrons outside the nucleus. So, the atom is considered neutral when there is a balance between the positively charged protons and negatively charged electrons. Like +1 and -1 give you a zero.

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Organic Chemistry Podcast - How does an atom become negatively charged?

Organic Chemistry Podcast - How does an atom become negatively charged?

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