Answer to Question #83796 in General Chemistry for lasalle mcwilliams

General Chemistry

Question #83796

when aluminum atom loses its valence electrons,what is the charge on the resulting ion

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When aluminum atom loses its valence electrons, the charge on the resulting ion is 3+ .

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