Non metals in general do not form positively charged ions

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Non metals have the tendency to gain electrons. An electronegative element is one which attracts electrons towards itself and is capable to gain electrons and form anions. Non-metals like F, Cl, O are capable to gain electrons and form anions.

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Non metals in general do not form positively charged ions

Dear student , Non metals have the tendency to gain electrons. An electronegative element is one which attracts electrons towards itself and is capable to gain electrons and form anions. Non-metals like F, Cl, O are capable to gain electrons and form anions. Regards

Dear student ,

Non metals have the tendency to gain electrons. An electronegative element is one which attracts electrons towards itself and is capable to gain electrons and form anions. Non-metals like F, Cl, O are capable to gain electrons and form anions.

Regards