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Is Mn+2 and Mn2+ same?
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Is Mn+2 and Mn2+ same?

User Stanimir Dimitrov
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No

The +2 from the Mn+2 is the charge, so the Mn has a charge of +2

Mn2+ means that there are two Mn molecules with a charge of +

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