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an element M form an oxide m2o3 what will be the formula of its chloride​

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Answered by suryanshsuryavanshi5
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Answer:

Well, Oxygen has a charge of 2-. If you have 3 atoms with a charge of 2-, you have a charge of 6-, 3 multiplied by 2-. That means that the 2 atoms of M together have a charge of 6+ to cancel out the 6-, meaning M has a charge of 3+, 6+ / 2.

Phosphate, or PO4, has a charge of 3-. This will directly cancel out the 3+ of M, meaning a 1:1 ratio.

The answer is MPO4.

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

mCl3 because m has 3 atoms and oxygen has 2 atoms

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