An isotope of a metallic element has a mass number of 88 and 50 neutrons in the nucleus. The ion derived                    from this isotope has 36 electrons. What is the symbol for this ion?      Fe2+     Sr2+     Cr2+     Se2+     Sn2+

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  1. An isotope of a metallic element has a mass number of 88 and 50 neutrons in the nucleus. The ion derived                    from this isotope has 36 electrons. What is the symbol for this ion? 

       

    Fe2+

       

    Sr2+

       

    Cr2+

       

    Se2+

       

    Sn2+

     
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