Atomic diagrams for 10 atoms and their corresponding ionic diagrams
Li) 2e-) 1e- This is the atomic diagram for Lithium.
[Li) 2e-) 0e-] +1 this is the diagram for Lithium ion.
H) 1e- this is the atomic diagram for Hydrogen
[H) 0e-] +1 as the diagram for Hydrogen ion
Sometimes the hydrogen atom gains an electron to form a hydride ion
[H) 2e-]-1 which is the hydride ion
Mg) 2e-) 8e-) 2e- as the atomic diagram for Magnesium
[Mg) 2e-) 8e-) 0e-] +2 as the diagram for Magnesium ion
F) 2e-) 7e- as the atomic diagram for Fluorine
[F) 2e-) 8e-] -1 as the diagram for Fluoride ion
B) 2e-) 3e- as the atomic diagram for Boron
[B) 2e-) 0e-] +3 as the diagram for Boron
Be) 2e-) 2e- as the atomic diagram for Beryllium
[Be) 2e-) 0e-] +2 as the diagram for Beryllium ion
N) 2e-) 5e- as the atomic diagram for Nitrogen
[N) 2e-) 8e-] -3 as the diagram for Nitrogen ion
Cl) 2e-) 8e-) 7e- as the atomic diagram for Chlorine
[Cl) 2e-) 8e-) 8e-] -1 as the diagram for Chloride ion
Ne) 2e-) 8e- as the atomic diagram for Neon
Neon has a stable octet electron configuration and therefore does not ionize
Si) 2e-) 8e-) 4e- as the atomic diagram for Silicon
[Si) 2e-) 8e-) 0e-] +4 as the diagram for Silicon when it loses 4 outermost electrons
[Si) 2e-) 8e-) 8e-] -4 as the diagram for Silicon when it gains 4 electrons
