In a bond between potassium (K) and bromine (Br),
A.
the potassium atom will gain an el...
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In a bond between potassium (K) and bromine (Br),
A.
the potassium atom will gain an electron and become smaller as a cation, while the barium atom will lose an electron and become bigger as an anion.
B.
the potassium atom will lose an electron and become smaller as an anion, while the barium atom will gain an electron and become bigger as a cation.
C. the potassium atom will gain an electron and become smaller as an anion, while the barium atom will lose an electron and become bigger as a cation.
D.
the potassium atom will lose an electron and become smaller as a cation, while the barium atom will gain an electron and become bigger as an anion.
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