Potassium Chloride is a common salt that provides essential ions in the functioning of cells. In the formation of this salt, chlorine accepts an electron from potassium. After the transfer of the electron has occurred, chlorine becomes a(n) [ Select ] while | V [ Select ] Cation Positive Anion Atom

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Potassium Chloride is a common salt that
provides essential ions in the functioning of
cells. In the formation of this salt, chlorine
accepts an electron from potassium. After
the transfer of the electron has occurred,
chlorine becomes a(n)
[ Select ]
, while
| V [Select ]
Cation
Positive
Anion
Atom
Transcribed Image Text:Potassium Chloride is a common salt that provides essential ions in the functioning of cells. In the formation of this salt, chlorine accepts an electron from potassium. After the transfer of the electron has occurred, chlorine becomes a(n) [ Select ] , while | V [Select ] Cation Positive Anion Atom
Potassium Chloride is a common salt tha
provides essential ions in the functionin
cells. In the formation of this salt, chlori
accepts an electron from potassium. Aft
the transfer of the electron has occurrec
chlorine becomes a(n)
[ Select ]
while
potassium becomes a(n)
[ Select ]
V [ Select ]
Negative
Molecule
Cation
Anion
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Transcribed Image Text:Potassium Chloride is a common salt tha provides essential ions in the functionin cells. In the formation of this salt, chlori accepts an electron from potassium. Aft the transfer of the electron has occurrec chlorine becomes a(n) [ Select ] while potassium becomes a(n) [ Select ] V [ Select ] Negative Molecule Cation Anion <>
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