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13. Describe briefly how you figured out what the name of the element is:

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zloy xaker [14]3 years ago

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Answer:
13) between the nucleus, there is a proton and electron number given, (looking at the periodic table, it gives you the name of the element)

14) an ion, in any element has a POSITIVE charge no matter what.. the numbers depend on what it element the ion is with..

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