How to Calculate Changes in Electric Charge of Atoms

In this video, we’ll learn how to calculate changes in the electric charge of an atom using positive and negative numbers. Starting with a charge of -2 units, we show what happens when the atom gains 5 positive units, and explain what a zero charge represents in the context of atomic structure. This real-world example of positive and negative values is aligned with Common Core Standard 6.NS.C.5, helping students understand how these concepts apply to scientific situations like electric charge.

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