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Cations are formed when an atom loses electron(s). Since there are more positively charged protons than the negatively charged electrons, cations have positive charge.

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14y ago

It has more protons than electrons which gives it a positive charge.

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12y ago

Cations have a positive charge because there are more protons than electrons.

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Because they have lost or transferred one or more electrons. The charge on the nucleus is therefore not cancelled out completely.

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13y ago

Cuz they lose an electron

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