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In general: ions

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'+' , positives are called cations (cf. cathode, the electrode which attracts cations) e.g. H+, Na+

'-' , negatives are called anions (cf. anode) e.g. OH- , CO32-

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Positively charged atoms are called cations, while negatively charged atoms are called anions. Cations have lost electrons and carry a net positive charge, while anions have gained electrons and carry a net negative charge.

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