I've been wondering if it is possible to have negatively charged metal ions. Most ions tend to have electron configuratons of noble gases. So then is it possible to obtain metal ions from metal atoms by changing their electron configuration to that of the next noble gas in the periodic table? (e.g. something like Be(6-))
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