Identify the charge on the nucleus and on the electrons of an atom?

Answer 1

Each proton has a charge of +1.

Each electron has a charge of -1

Each neutron has a zero (0) charge.

That unit charge is 1.602×10−19 Coulombs (positive for a proton and negative for an electron)

Answer 2

Electrons are negatively charged. Protons are positively charged. The charge of an atom depends on what kind of atom it is and under what circumstances it is observed. Some atoms would have the same number of protons and electrons, and thus be neutrally charged. Still others have more electrons than protons or less electrons than protons. These atoms would be negatively and positively charged, respectively, and would be considered ions. Ions have gained or lost some of their electrons due to the formation of ionic chemical bonds. Some atoms lose electrons when subjected to high energy (high voltage or high heat for example), and these atoms are said to be ions. Charging an object, of course, leaves its atoms either with too many or too few electrons as objects can be either positively or negatively charged. These, too, are ions. In covalent chemical bonds, atoms don't actually loan out or borrow electrons, but actually share them between themselves. These atoms exist stably in the presence of other elements in their covalently bonded state.
O2- has 10 electrons like Neon

Answer 3

The nucleus contains the protons and neutrons. Each proton has a charge of +1, and neutrons carry no charge. An electron has a charge of -1.

Answer 4

nucleus is negative and protons arfe positive

Answer 5

proton is positive neutron is neutral and electon is negative

Answer 6

Proton +1

Electron -1.

I would read your book first before asking a question like this, you'll learn more.

Answer 7

Protons- Positive

Neutrons- No Charge (Neutral)

Electrons- Negative

Answer 8

Electrons are negative.
Protons are positive.
Neutrons are neutral.
Ions are positive (cations) or negative (anions).
Isotopes are atoms, neutral in a normal state.

Answer 9

Protons are positive, electrons are negative and neutrons are neutral.