What is the net ionic charge of every ionic compound? Explain.

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Jperl · Answer 1 · 2017-01-25T10:43:16+0000

The net ionic charge of every ionic compound is the leftover charge of protons and electrons. For example, take Copper it has two different charges +1, and +2 which means it has 1 or 2 more protons than it does electrons

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