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=== Charges === Oftentimes, atoms will have a positive or negative [[Electric charge|charge]] as their octet may not be complete. If the atom is missing a pair of electrons or has a proton, it will have a positive charge. If the atom has electrons that are not bonded to another atom, there will be a negative charge. In structural formulas, the positive charge is indicated by β , and the negative charge is indicated by '''β .'''<ref name=":0" /> [[File:Absolute configuration.svg|thumb|275x275px|This image shows the wedges in the structural formula and how they indicate the stereochemistry of the compound.|none]]
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