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What is a cation? Select the correct answer below: an atom that has lost electrons an atom that has gained electrons an atom with a neutral charge an atom with a negative charge

What is a cation? Select the correct answer below: an atom that has lost electrons an atom that has gained electrons an atom with a neutral charge an atom with a negative charge

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What is a cation?
Select the correct answer below:
an atom that has lost electrons
an atom that has gained electrons
an atom with a neutral charge
an atom with a negative charge

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