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If the valence electrons were removed, what would be the ion charge of the element? Al
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If the valence electrons were removed, what would be the ion charge of the element? Al

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The answer is: +3

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There is 3 electrons at the outer layer of the Al atom. So when the valence electrons were removed and Al ion at a stable status, the Al ion is +3 charge.
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