Is Fe^+2 the same ion as Fe^2+? Yes, it doesn't matter if you put the number first or the sign first therefore... +2 = 2+ No, Fe^+2 is a cation and Fe^2+ is an anion

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Is Fe^+2 the same ion as Fe^2+?

Yes, it doesn't matter if you put the number first or the sign first therefore... +2 = 2+

No, Fe^+2 is a cation and Fe^2+ is an anion

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It doesn't matter because either or it's still a cation because its positive

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