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Ions that are made of more than one atoms are examples of a.neutral ions b.positive ions c. negative ions d. polyatomic atoms?
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Think about the question and each of the answers, particularly d) Polyatomic atoms.
Even if I had no knowledge of chemistry, (d) would be the obvious answer.
The question wants ions with MORE THAN ONE ATOM. Poly=Many/multiple, so 'polyatomic' quite literally means 'more than one atom'.
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