Chemistry homework about elements and compounds.

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galben [10]2 years ago

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1. 3 elements, Mg: 1, S: 1, O: 4
2. 3 elements, Li: 3, P: 1, O: 4
3. 3 elements, H: 2, S: 1, O: 4

1. KOH
2. AlOH
3. AlSO4

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