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Why does a nitrogen atom always form a minus 3 charge when it becomes an ion?

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Why does a nitrogen atom always form a minus 3 charge when it becomes an ion?

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N (lithium nitride) it cannot exist in solution like a chloride ion. Nitrogen can found in any oxidation state however from +5 to -3 but it’s bonds are covalent in nature and not an ionic compound.

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