H2SO4 (1) H20 (g) + SO3 (g)
I’m pretty sure the correct answer is “tetrad”
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Isotopes have the same number of protons so they both have 17 and a different amount of neutrons which is why the mass number is different
This problem is providing some chemical formulas and the number and types of atoms are required according to them; thus, we proceed as follows:
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In chemistry, we define chemical formulas as expressions showing the types and number of atoms a substance has. The types of atoms are found across the periodic table and the number is defined by the subscripts appearing in the formula.
a. It should be Fe₂O₃ as iron(III) oxide and in such a case it will have two iron atoms and three oxygen atoms.
b. It is potassium permanganate and it has one atom of both manganese and potassium and four oxygen atoms.
c. It should be CH₄, methane, and in such a case, it will have one carbon atom and four hydrogen atoms.
d. It should be NH₄NO₃, ammonium nitrate, and in such a case it will have two nitrogen atoms, four hydrogen atoms and three oxygen atoms.
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