2. In atom A how many electrons are there? Ion D? Ion E?

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2. In atom A how many electrons are there? Ion D? Ion E? 1. In atom A how many protons are there? Ion D? Ion E? 2. In atom A how many electrons are there? Ion D? Ion E? 3. How are the 3 diagrams the same? 4. How are they different? 5. One diagram is listed as an atom; the other two are listed as ions. What makes an ion different from an atom? 6. How does the atomic mass change when an atom becomes an ion?

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