Answer:
Na2SO4
Explanation:
In the crisscross method, we can write the correct formula for an ionic compound by crossing over the numerical value of each of the ion charges to now serve as the subscript of the oppositely charged ion. Subsequently, the signs of the charges are dropped and the correct formula of the ionic substance is obtained.
For sodium sulphate;
Na ^+ SO4^2-
By crisscrossing and dropping the signs to obtain the subscripts we now have;
Na2SO4
H2 <span>because the smaller the gas molecule, the faster the diffusion. (the lightest molecule will diffuse the quickest)</span>
Answer is: d. Mg3N2.
Mg₃N₂ is magnesium nitride.
Nitrogen (nonmetal) in this chemical compound has oxidation number -3 and magnesium (metal) has oxidation number +2.
Smallest common multiple for 3 and 2 is 6.
number of nitrogen atoms = 6 ÷ 3.
number of nitrogen atoms = 2, there are two nitrogen atoms.
number of magnesium atoms: 6 ÷ 2.
number of magnesium atoms = 3.
Answer:
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