What is the charge of a monatomic ion? [A] oxidation number [B] electronegativity [C] polarity [D] negative [E] positive

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2 answers:

mart [117]2 years ago

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[B] electronegativity.

eduard2 years ago

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I believe [B] electronegativity

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