an atom with a positive or negative net charge is called an ion. select all of the models of ions.
an atom with a positive or negative net charge is called an ion. select all of the models of ions.
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Brief Explanations:
An ion has a positive or negative net charge, meaning the number of protons (positive charges) does not equal the number of electrons (negative charges). Models showing unequal proton and electron counts represent ions.
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[Assuming the first model has 1 proton and 0 electrons (net +1 charge), the third model has 3 protons and 2 electrons (net +1 charge), these would be correct. Since the exact counts depend on the visual, but based on standard ion definition, select models where proton count ≠ electron count.] (Note: In the actual scenario, the user would select all models where the number of protons differs from electrons, which are the ionic models as per the definition provided.)