atom | subshell from which electron removed to form +1 cation | subshell to which electron added to form -1 anion --- | --- | --- H | 1s | 1s F | [] | [] Fe | [] | [] Ne | 2p | 3s
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To form a +1 cation, an electron is removed from the 2p subshell, resulting in 2p^4. To form an anion, an electron is added to the 2p subshell, resulting in 2p^6. ** Show more…
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