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Gracelyn Marquez
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1 September, 08:24
What is the definition for ion?
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Chapman
1 September, 08:30
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ion is an electrically charged particle
Explanation:
there are 2 types of ions. anion an cation anion is negatively charged
cation is positively charged
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Bradyn Moss
1 September, 08:32
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Ian is a charged partial in chemistry
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