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Explain how the existence of ions relates to the number of electrons present in atoms of an element?

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I forgot this one, but I learned this in physics class. It had something to do with there being more or less electrons for how ever many photons there is in an atom.

Example: Hydrogen has 1 photon which usually means there is one electron, but when there is more electrons than photons, that is a negative ion. When there's less electrons than photons, that is a positive ion.

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