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that means that the Fe has lost 3 electrons (e-), so it has a positive charge of +3
which is the atomic number of the Fe in the table of elements…?

ok well goes like this.

protons have chagre +1
electrons have charge -1
neutrons have charge 0

so Fe 3+ means it has an over all chare of 3+ therefore there must be 3 more protons than electrons right

eg. 6 electrons and 9 protons tht would mean 9-6 = 3

ok so to find the numbers you need two quantities.

Firstly the atomic number, this tells you how many protons. for Fe this is 26.

so protons = 26

now we need three more protons than electrons

so electrons = 23

The second number you need is the mass number this tells you the number of protons + electrons

for fe this is about 56

so therefor number of neutrons is 56-26 = 30

so neutrons = 30

/// therefore protons = 26, electrons = 23, neutrons = 30

I wish i knew what you are talking about.I come from the time gone by.Sorry cant help you there…