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Selenium, when forming an ion, gains two electrons. The name of the anion is Selenide, and it has a -2 charge. I found this by looking at the Periodic Table. Find Selenium, number 34, and you can see that two spaces to its right is a noble gas. This means is gains two electrons when forming an ion. I hope I helped.

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Se^(2-) Se^(2-)
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