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5.1 The nuclear model of the atom

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Question 106

Which row in the table correctly describes how cations and anions are formed from neutral atoms?

Formation of a cationFormation of an anion
Again of protons in the nucleusloss of protons from the nucleus
Bloss of electrons from the atomgain of electrons by the atom
Closs of electrons from the atomloss of protons from the nucleus
Dgain of protons in the nucleusgain of electrons by the atom
A

Row A

B

Row B

C

Row C

D

Row D

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5.1 The nuclear model of the atom Questions

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284 exam-style questions on CIE IGCSE Physics 5.1 The nuclear model of the atom, covering 5.1.1a Structure of the atom and ions, 5.1.1b Alpha-particle scattering, 5.1.2a Composition of the nucleus and isotopes, 5.1.2b Proton number, nucleon number and nuclide notation, and 5.1.2c Nuclear fission and nuclear fusion. Each one has a worked solution and a mark scheme showing where the marks go.

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