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A neutral Iron (Fe) atom loses 3 electrons, what is the result? a positvely charged ion

a negatively charged ion

a new isotope

a new element


A neutral Iron (Fe) atom loses 3 electrons, what is the result?

a positvely charged ion
a negativ

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