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How do I predict the formula for the ionic compounds when I combine? Cr(+3) and chlorate Na(+1) and carbonate K(+1) andsulfateAsked by lizzy
How do I predict the formula for the ionic compounds when I combine?
Cr(+3) and chlorate
Na(+1) and carbonate
K(+1) andsulfate
Cr(+3) and chlorate
Na(+1) and carbonate
K(+1) andsulfate
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drwls
Use the charges of the negative ions and make sure the charge of the compound equals zero.
Chlorate, carbonate and sulfate ions all have a charge of -2.
Potassium sulfate is K2SO4. Now you do the others.
Chlorate, carbonate and sulfate ions all have a charge of -2.
Potassium sulfate is K2SO4. Now you do the others.
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