What is the periodic trend in regards to ionic charge that develops when we consider the arrangement of the periodic table?(2 points) Responses The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: +1, +2, +3, ... then -3, -2, -1 The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: +1, +2, +3, ... then -3, -2, -1 The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: -1, -2, -3 ... then +3, +2, +1 The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: -1, -2, -3 ... then +3, +2, +1 The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: +3, +2, +1 ... then -1, -2, -3 The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: +3, +2, +1 ... then -1, -2, -3 There is no trend in regards to ionic charge on the periodic table.

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What is the periodic trend in regards to ionic charge that develops when we consider the arrangement of the periodic table?(2 points) Responses  The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: +1, +2, +3, ... then -3, -2, -1 The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: +1, +2, +3, ... then -3, -2, -1  The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: -1, -2, -3 ... then +3, +2, +1 The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: -1, -2, -3 ... then +3, +2, +1  The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: +3, +2, +1 ... then -1, -2, -3 The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: +3, +2, +1 ... then -1, -2, -3  There is no trend in regards to ionic charge on the periodic table.

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The correct response regarding the periodic trend in ionic charge as we move left to right in the periodic table is:

The charges follow this trend as we move left to right: +1, +2, +3, ... then -3, -2, -1.

This trend reflects the general tendency for metals on the left side of the periodic table to form cations with positive charges, while nonmetals on the right side tend to form anions with negative charges.