What is an Ion? Why Atoms Lose Their Electrons?

An atom has an equal number of protons (positive charge) and electrons (negative charge) making them neutral. When the atom loses or acquires more electrons, it causes the overall charge to be negative (anion) or positive (cation), now it is called as ion.
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Timestamp
00:00 What are ions?
00:13 When an atom becomes an ion
00:35 Why ions are formed?
01:04 Formation of cations
02:03 Formation of anions
02:43 Poliatomic ions
03:09 How do noble gases produce light?
04:06 The color of light produced by noble gases

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Hey! Great video. Very informative. Although, I have a question : When atoms are electrically Neutral as is, Why do they gain/lose electrons just to be stable. And by being charged are they not becoming unstable?

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How do atoms " lose" electrons ?? If I lose something I look for it till I find it. Can't atoms also look for the electron they " lost"?

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