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In the second equation FePO4 is an ionic compound. What is the charge on the Fe?
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In the second equation FePO4 is an ionic compound. What is the charge on the Fe?

In the second equation FePO4 is an ionic compound. What is the charge on the Fe?-example-1
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+3

Step-by-step explanation:

The phosphate ion has a charge of -3, so for the compound to have an overall change of 0, Fe needs to have a charge of +3.

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