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The ion would have two fewer negative charges so the ion would be more positive by +2

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An atom becomes negatively charged when it gains electrons. So, if an atom gains 2 electrons, it will have a charge of -2.

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When an atom loses two electrons it becomes +2, as Mg, Ca, Ba.

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ANSWER : name of the element and 2- behind it

when it gains ---> always x-

when it loses ---> always x+

~where x stands for the element ~

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It gets a charge of "-2"

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+2 charge is added

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Q: What charge is present on an atom when it gains 2 electrons?
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