Chemistry, asked by prashant2330, 1 year ago

What are the correct number of electrons for an ion of oxygen o2- and an ion of magnesium mg2+

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Answered by Aumthakkar

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The correct no. Of electrons is 2 in o2- and +2 in mg 2+

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