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a metal atom has 2 valence electrons When it forms an ion its ionic charge would be
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The ionic charge of the metal atom would depend on the number of electrons it gains or loses. If it gains two electrons, its ionic charge would be -2. If it loses two electrons, its ionic charge would be +2.
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