The name Iron (II) chloride would indicate that the compound contains A. Iron ions with 11+ charge B. Iron ions with a negative charge C. two ions of chlorine D. Non of the above.

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The name Iron (II) chloride would indicate that the compound contains A. Iron ions with 11+ charge B. Iron ions with a negative charge C. two ions of chlorine D. Non of the above.

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D: none of the above

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iron(ii) chloride shows that it has 2+ charge

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