Chemistry, asked by sagarmusic2009, 1 day ago

For the formula of Hydrogen carbonate it shows it as HCO3- but with the criss-cross method I am getting it as H2Co3. Please explain.

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Answered by jacobmathew0108

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The formula is related to the cross cross multiplication

Answered by shilpasiriyur

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Answer:

the formula is related to the croa cros multiplication

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