find the cations in the following atoms: fluorine

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find the cations in the following atoms: fluorine - 9e and 9p.

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User: find the cations in the following atoms: fluorine - 9e and 9p.

Weegy: 23+23= 46
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There are no cations in fluorine.
Fluorine 9 e and 9 p (9 electrons and 9 protons) is a stable atom with no electric charge. When fluorine is ionized it gains an electron and becomes an ANION (negatively charged) with the name fluoride.

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