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In a chemical reaction, an iron atom becomes the ion Fr2+ . What happened to the ion atom
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In a chemical reaction, an iron atom becomes the ion Fr2+ . What happened to the ion atom

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In a chemical reaction, an iron atom became the ion which means that iron atom by loosing two electrons from its valence shell has oxidized into positively charged ion

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