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An ion has a charge of -5. how many units is the ion from being neutral. enter your answer as a numeral
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An ion has a charge of -5. how many units is the ion from being neutral. enter your answer as a numeral

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5 I think. V if it's roman numerals.
Because it has lost 5 protons, so it's five units from being neutral again.
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