2 years ago

How many nitrate ions are in 2 mol of iron (II) nitrate

Chemistry

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Allisa [31]2 years ago

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Answer:

Two

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Nitrate has a charge of negative 1 and the Iron (II) tells us the iron in that formula has a charge of +2, so in order for the iron to have to equal positive two, there has to be two negative. Since on nitrate ion is -1, you need two to make -2.

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