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Cl- and Ca2+ What is the same and what is different for these two ions? Be specific and include numbers of any important subatomic particles.
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Cl- and Ca2+
What is the same and what is
different for these two ions? Be specific and include numbers of any important
subatomic particles.
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they are both in thier octet state
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Cl loses 1 electrons to become stable
Ca2 gains one electrons to become stable
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