any five divalent electropositive ion and any five divalent electronegative ion
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- Divalent anions are formed by gaining two valence electrons and attaining a negative charge. This means the number of electrons is higher than protons in divalent anions.
- It is denoted by superscript 2- on the symbol of an atom or group of atoms.
- Some of the examples of divalent anions are oxide (O2-), Carbonate(CO32-), etc.
1) Carbonate
2) Sulphate
3) Chromate
4) Dichromate
5) Sulphide
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