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an element X has valency 3 what will be the formula with carbonate ion​

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Answered by XYZperson
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Explanation:

Charge on carbonate ion is - 2 and on oxide is also - 2.

So formula of the carbonate will be X2(CO3)3

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Answered by krishnaanandsynergy
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An element X has valency 3, and the formula with carbonate ion​ is X_{2} (CO_{3})_{3}.

Valency of an element:

  • In chemistry, valence, sometimes called valency, is a characteristic of an element that establishes how many other atoms of the element each atom can interact with.
  • The phrase, which was first used in 1868, is used to represent both the broad capability of a combination of an element and its numerical value.
  • The valence or valency of an element in chemistry is a measurement of how well it can combine with other atoms to form chemical compounds or molecules.

How to write a chemical formula?

  • Suppose X has a valency of 3.
  • So X can be written as X^{+3}.
  • And the carbonate ion is written as CO_{3} ^{-2}
  • So now we have to exchange their valency with each other.
  • And hence the chemical formula becomes X_{2} (CO_{3})_{3}.

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