How are molecules in a neutral state different from ions?

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ions are charged, which is why you dont have ions in a nuetral state

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Skatox answered Nov 14, 2021

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ions either have one or more electrons or one or more protons. molecules in a neutral state have electrons and protons equal

Bona Chon answered Nov 18, 2021

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