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3. Explore the Formula of Ionic Compounds

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Determine the formula of an ionic compound using the charges on ions

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compound

Two or more different elements which are held together by ionic or covalent bonds.

positive

In relation to charge, when an atom has a greater amount of protons than electrons.

negative

In relation to charge, when an atom has an excessive amount of electrons.

lithium

Known as the symbol Li in the periodic table, the lightest solid element that is alkali.

carbonate

An ion which contains three oxygen and one carbon atom.

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