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Sodium and potassium are positively charged ions called cations, and chloride and phosphate form negatively charged ions called anions. Select one: True False

Sodium and potassium are positively charged ions called cations, and chloride and phosphate form negatively charged ions called anions. Select one: True False
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Sodium and potassium are positively charged ions called cations, and chloride and phosphate form negatively charged ions called anions.

Select one:
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False

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Sodium and potassium are positively charged ions called cations, and chloride and phosphate form negatively charged ions called anions. is true!

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