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PLEASE HELP How many chlorine atoms are needed to satisfy the octet rule when forming an ionic compound with a cation of charge 3+?
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How many chlorine atoms are needed to satisfy the octet rule when forming an ionic compound with a cation of charge 3+?

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3 chlorine atoms are needed to satisfy the octet rule when forming an ionic compound with a cation of 3+ charge.
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