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When we study the composition of matter, we come across the concept of atoms, which are the basic constituent units of chemical elements. Each atom is composed of a nucleus, containing protons and neutrons, surrounded by electrons that orbit in regions known as the electron cloud. In nature, we find atoms in different states of ionization, which alters their electrical and chemical properties. Imagine that a neutral sodium atom (Na) loses an electron, while a chlorine atom (Cl) gains an electron. Based on this context: 1. Explain how the loss or gain of electrons affects the electric charge of an atom and identify the ions formed in this process. 2. Considering the electronic arrangement of these ions, discuss how the atomic structure changes and the importance of this alteration for the formation of chemical compounds.

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