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What is true about the charges of transition metal ions?
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What is true about the charges of transition metal ions?

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Since Ions always include a charge, and metals can be formed into ions, we know that the charge is either positive or negative.

If it gained an electron, it shall have a charge, negative.
If it lost an electron, the charge will be a positive.
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