Please hello answer this questions ### Lithium Atom and Ion Transformation#### Explanation:When a lithium (Li) atom becomes a Li⁺ ion, it loses one electron from its outer shell. This process decreases its atomic radius.#### Diagrams:- **Li Atom (radius = 152 pm):** - The depiction shows a lithium atom with its electrons and a radius of 152 picometers (pm).- **Li⁺ Ion (radius = 90 pm):** - After losing one electron, the ion's new radius is reduced to 90 pm.#### Electron Configuration Change:- **Before Ionization:** - Electron configuration: 1s² 2s¹- **After Ionization:** - Electron configuration becomes: 1s²### Fluorine Atom and Ion Transformation#### Explanation:When a fluorine (F) atom becomes an F⁻ ion, it gains one electron, resulting in an increase in its atomic radius.#### Diagrams:- **F Atom (radius = 72 pm):** - Shows a fluorine atom with a radius of 72 picometers (pm).- **F⁻ Ion (radius = 119 pm):** - After gaining an electron, the ion's radius increases to 119 pm.#### Electron Configuration Change:- **Before Ionization:** - Electron configuration: 1s² 2s² 2p⁵- **After Ionization:** - Electron configuration becomes: 1s² 2s² 2p⁶These visualizations and explanations help to understand the changes in atomic structure and size when lithium and fluorine atoms transform into their respective ions.

Cation :- When a neutral atom loses an electron it forms positively charged ion known as cation…

Explain what happens to the lithium atom when it becomes an ion and why this happens? Liaba (adins 152 m) Litation (zadins 90 pm) Explain what happens to the fluorine atom when it becomes an ion and why this happens? Pabm (adins = 72 pm) Fanion (adins = 19 pm) 14

Explain what happens to the lithium atom when it becomes an ion and why this happens? Liaba (adins 152 m) Litation (zadins 90 pm) Explain what happens to the fluorine atom when it becomes an ion and why this happens? Pabm (adins = 72 pm) Fanion (adins = 19 pm) 14

Chemistry

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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