A formula unit of the nitrate salt of Q is Q(NO3)2.
<h3>What is IUPAC nomenclature?</h3>
The IUPAC nomenclature was put together by the international Union of Pure and applied chemistry in order to have a uniform way of naming compounds.
We shall now find the names of the compounds;
1) Na* and HPO4²- ; sodium hydrogen tetraoxophoshate V
2) Potassium cation and cyanide anion ; Potassium cyanide
3) Calcium cation and hypochlorite anion; Calcium oxochlorate I
Knowing that the valency of NO3^- is one and that the compound formed between Q and CO3²- has the formula QCO3 we can conclude that a formula unit of its nitrate salt is Q(NO3)2.
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Answer:
D.) This atom has an atomic number of 50
Explanation:
A is wrong because we determine the type of atom by their number of protons, not the number of neutrons. This makes the atom Tin (Sn).
B is wrong because both protons and neutrons contribute to the weight of an atom, not just neutrons
C is wrong because the correct name for this isotope would be tin-119, which is calculated by adding the protons and neutrons
D is correct because isotopes of the same element always share the same atomic number
Hardness, density and something else I forget
