Cations and anions (1)
A cation (pronounced cat-ion) is a positively-charged atom (or a positively charged ion). On the other hand, an anion is a negatively-charged atom (also known as a negatively-charged ion).





A cation (pronounced cat-ion) is a positively-charged atom (or a positively charged ion). On the other hand, an anion is a negatively-charged atom (also known as a negatively-charged ion).