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How many ions that have a +1 charge will bond with an ion that has a –2 charge?
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How many ions that have a +1 charge will bond with an ion that has a –2 charge?
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The answer to this chemistry question is two
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You would need
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+1 ions to bond with a -2 charged ion in order to form a neutral compound.
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