What is the ionic charge of arsenic?

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The question is asking for the ionic charge of arsenic, which may refer to its most common oxidation states in ionic compounds.

Answer

-3, +3, or +5

Arsenic can have an ionic charge of -3, +3, or +5.

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Arsenic can have an ionic charge of -3, +3, or +5.

More Information

Arsenic is a metalloid and can form different ionic states depending on chemical bonding and compounds formed.

Tips

Common mistake is to assume it only has one ionic charge; Always consider the context of the compound.

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