Why Atoms ⚛ and molecules have charges?

in r2cornell •  3 years ago 

Why do molecules make ions?


This is an unnecessary discussion that why molecules or atoms make ions and they react as positive or negative charges.


So, let's try to come to know it in simple ways.

We know that atoms consist of positive and negative charges in the form of protons and electrons. In an atom ⚛ the number of electrons is almost equal to the number of protons but the size of the proton is bigger than the electron which is almost 1837%.

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Now move to the original topic.

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Molecules become from different atoms and sometimes they have a charge but our main question is that why they have a charge on them. I want to explain it with an example. Na+ have +ve charge and OH- have -ve charge. When they are combined then NaOH becomes a compound. Molecule of Na had charge and OH also had charge so when they are combined then NaOH become in the stable form.
So, we can say that molecules have the charge to combine in the form of an element.

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These are not many strong conclusions. So, help me to correct them in the case of a correction.

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