Chemistry, asked by anna4481, 11 months ago

how to learn chemical formulas​

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Answered by bhagatg433
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Use the Periodic Table. To write chemical formulas, acquaint yourself with chemical symbols, most easily found on the periodic table of elements. ...

Identifying Chemical Symbols. ...

Determining the Valence. ...

Balancing the Charges. ...

Writing the Chemical Formula. ...

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