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What can you assume about the anions in the ionic compound copper(II) fluoride? A. The charge on the ionic compound is 2+. B. The charge on the ionic compound is 2–. C. Fluoride…

What can you assume about the anions in the ionic compound copper(II) fluoride? A. The charge on the ionic compound is 2+. B. The charge on the ionic compound is 2–. C. Fluoride…
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What can you assume about the anions in the ionic compound copper(II) fluoride? A. The charge on the ionic compound is 2+.

B. The charge on the ionic compound is 2–.
C. Fluoride anions must equal a 2– charge.
D. Fluoride anions must equal a 2+ charge.

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The answer is C, because if the copper has a +2 charge, the fluoride must have a -2 charge in order to cancel out.
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