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Al+Mn2+>Al3++Mn. How many electrons will be lost in all?
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Al+Mn2+>Al3++Mn. How many electrons will be lost in all?

Al+Mn2+>Al3++Mn. How many electrons will be lost in all?-example-1
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Answer:6

Explanation: just did it

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it is probably 6 just divide
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