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A neutral atom can be negatively charged by A. transferring an electron to another atom. B. transferring a neutron to another atom. C. receiving a neutron from another atom. D. …

A neutral atom can be negatively charged by A. transferring an electron to another atom. B. transferring a neutron to another atom. C. receiving a neutron from another atom. D. …
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A neutral atom can be negatively charged by

A. transferring an electron to another atom.
B. transferring a neutron to another atom.
C. receiving a neutron from another atom.
D. receiving an electron from another atom.

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The answer is D, the electron it’s receiving will charge the neutral atom.
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User David Jorquera
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D the charge will become begative
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