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Either covalent binding (sharing of electrons) with other atoms or ionic binding (taking of electrons from other atoms) with other atoms.
When an atom receives an extra electron, it becomes negatively charged, when two atoms share electrons a strong bond derives.
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What is the term for a semi conductor that contains extra electrons?
N-type semiconductor contains extra electrons.
Do an isotope have extra electrons or protons?
protons
What is the term for a semiconductors that contains electrons?
N-type semiconductor contains extra electrons.
What is the resulting charge of a surface that gains electrons?
Electrons have a negative charge. Therefore, an atom having extra electrons is a negative ion.
How are atoms that are neutral in charge?
Atoms that are neutral in charge have the same quantity of protons and electrons. Negative ions have extra electrons, and positive ions are missing electrons.
What can the buildup extra electrons on clouds cause?
lightning
The buildup of extra electrons on clouds can cause?
lightning
What can the buildup of extra electrons on clouds?
lightning
How does static electricity build up in clouds?
Lightning
What is term for a semiconductor that contains extra electrons?
N-type semiconductor contains extra electrons.
What is the term for semiconductors that contains extra electrons?
N-type semiconductor contains extra electrons.
What is the term for a semi conductor that contains extra electrons?
N-type semiconductor contains extra electrons.
Why is steel a conductor?
because it stole a conductor, it is conductive because the steel has extra electrons and when extra electrons get introduced to the steel, it releases its electrons and takes in the new electrons and this happens in a continually
Do an isotope have extra electrons or protons?
protons
What is extra nuclear part?
The electronic clouds (orbits) around the nucleus is extra nuclear part of atom.
Do you get shocked when an object is positivly charged?
no but You build up a negative charge as you drag your feet across the carpet. To balance you back out, you donate the extra electrons to the protons on the doorknob, which gives you a shock
The number of missing or extra electrons within an atom's outer shell?
Valence electrons
