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In an experimental study of a bimolecular reaction in aqueous solution, the second-order rate constant was measured at 25oC and at a variety of ionic strengths and the results are tabulated below. It is known that a singly charged ion is involved in the rate-determining step. What is the charge on the other ion involved?

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