Consider three isolated ions: Mg²+, O²- and Nat. Which is true about these ions? a. All of the ions are the same size. b. All of the ions have the same numbers of protons. c. All of the ions have the same electrostatic attraction between protons and electrons. d. All of these ions have the same number of electrons present. e. a and d

Consider three isolated ions: Mg²+, O²- and Nat. Which is true about these ions? a. All of the ions are the same size. b. All of the ions have the same numbers of protons. c. All of the ions have the same electrostatic attraction between protons and electrons. d. All of these ions have the same number of electrons present. e. a and d

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