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How can a element form a positive ion?

How can a element form a positive ion?
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How can a element form a positive ion?

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Any metal element can form a positive ion because they lose electrons to become stabilized.

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Answer/Explanation: When a metal loses electrons, and a nonmetal gains those electrons ions are formed.

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