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Blizzard [7]
1 year ago
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Write the chemical formula for tin(ii)sulfite.. Please show working thank you

Chemistry
1 answer:
Alex17521 [72]1 year ago
6 0

Accordingly, the majority of the bonds in the molecule, tin (ii) sulfide, are covalent, accounting for around 90% of the bonds. An extremely thin anode interlayer is used in organic photovoltaics by the compound tin(II) thiocyanate, Sn(SCN)2.

Stannic sulfide, tin disulfide, and tin bis(sulfanylidene) are examples. EC number: 215-252-9; CAS number: 1315-01-1. A chemical compound is tin(II) sulfate. SnSO4 is its atomic number. Tin and sulfate ions can be found in it. The chemical element tin has the atomic number 50 and the letter Sn for its symbol. At room temperature, tin is solid and is categorized as a post-transition metal. In order to create Tin dioxide and two molecules of hydrogen gas, Tin combines with two molecules of water, which are really in the form of steam. A reminder: Acids and alkalis corrode tin.

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