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... means it has one more positive charge than nega- tive charges . When chlorine gains an electron it is no longer an atom of chlorine , it has be- come a chloride ion . The chloride ion contains 17 protons and 18 electrons ; it has a ...
... means it has one more positive charge than nega- tive charges . When chlorine gains an electron it is no longer an atom of chlorine , it has be- come a chloride ion . The chloride ion contains 17 protons and 18 electrons ; it has a ...
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... means it has one more positive charge than nega- tive charges . 17P 18N Cl atom 17P 18N CI- An ionic action of two io acity of Na determined Tells . On The to form One electr form a Because t s only o mbining FIGURE 1-46 Atoms become ...
... means it has one more positive charge than nega- tive charges . 17P 18N Cl atom 17P 18N CI- An ionic action of two io acity of Na determined Tells . On The to form One electr form a Because t s only o mbining FIGURE 1-46 Atoms become ...
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... means of a formula how velocity is defined in terms of measurable units . 9 What rule is followed by scientists in defining units ? 10 Show by means of a formula how acceleration is defined . 11 What is the terminal velocity of a ...
... means of a formula how velocity is defined in terms of measurable units . 9 What rule is followed by scientists in defining units ? 10 Show by means of a formula how acceleration is defined . 11 What is the terminal velocity of a ...
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