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An ion is an atom or a molecule with either a positive or a negative charge, due to an unequal ratio of protons and electrons.

An ion is a molecule possessing a positive or negative charge caused by the imbalance of electrons and protons.

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	An ion is a molecule with either a positive or a negative charge.		An ion is an [[Atom\|atom]] or a [[Molecule\|molecule]] with either a positive or a negative charge, due to an unequal ratio of protons and electrons.

			An ion is a [[Molecule\|molecule]] possessing a positive or negative charge caused by the imbalance of [[Electron\|electrons]] and [[Protons\|protons]].