In the ionic compound KF, what is the charge on K?

Biology

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slavikrds [6]3 years ago

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Answer:

Charge on K is +1.

Explanation:

This gives potassium eight valence electrons in its third energy level, and flourine eight valence electrons in its second energy level. This also produces a potassium cation K+ with +1 charge and a flouride anion F- with -1 charge.

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