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20 July, 07:02
What ion the element P forms? Explain.
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Aryan Patel
20 July, 07:19
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Phosphorus is in group 15 meaning it have 5 valence electrons. This means that it needs 3 more electrons to create a full outer shell. As these three electrons are negatively charged it means that P is a 3 - ion (it's an anion [negatively charged ion])
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