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The drug Dexamethasone, does it have a charge associated with the molecule?

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yoyo17546 | 13:25 Tue 10th Jun 2008 | Science
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Does the drug Dexamethasone have a charge by looking at its molecular structure? is it a slightly negatively charged molecule?

Also what about dexamethasone acetate?

I am quite desperate in knowing this, could someone please help me out?
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