Asked by Anon
The following ions contain three oxygen atoms:
A) carbonate, sulfite, and nitrite
B) sulfite, nitrate, and bromate
C) sulfate, hypochlorite, and carbonate
D) chlorate, iodate, and phosphite
I know I can eliminate A and C.
A) carbonate, sulfite, and nitrite
B) sulfite, nitrate, and bromate
C) sulfate, hypochlorite, and carbonate
D) chlorate, iodate, and phosphite
I know I can eliminate A and C.
Answers
Answered by
DrBob222
That's right. Nitrite(NO2-) and hypochlorite(ClO-) and sulfate [SO4]^2- don't have 3.
B is OK. Isn't D OK too?
B is OK. Isn't D OK too?
Answered by
Anon
I know, that is why I am confused choosing an answer.
Answered by
DrBob222
The problem is poorly worded. If you answered correctly you would answer, carbonate, sulfite, nitrate, bromate, chlorate, iodate, and phosphite.
By merging those into answers both B and D are correct. Check to make sure there isn't a typo. That might be bromite or phosphate, chlorite, etc.
By merging those into answers both B and D are correct. Check to make sure there isn't a typo. That might be bromite or phosphate, chlorite, etc.
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