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The formation of ions involves the

The formation of ions involves the
A) sharing of electrons.
B) gain or loss of electrons.
C) gain or loss of protons.
D) sharing of protons.
E) gain or loss of neutrons.

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Biology: Life on Earth

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Authors: Audesirk, Byers

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Yes! Correct again Slight Smile

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