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if the valency of an element e is 3. then deduce the chemical formula for nitrate sulfide and phosphate
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Answered by maditya102007
5

Answer:

The chemical formula of calcium phosphate is Ca

3

(PO

4

)

2

. Calcium ion has +2 charge and phosphate ion has −3 charge. Electrical neutrality will be maintained when three Ca

2+

ions will combine with two PO

4

3−

ions.

[3×(+2)]+[2×(−3)]=6−6=0

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Answered by priyarksynergy
5

THE CHEMICAL FORMULA OF NITRATE, SULFIDE, AND PHOSPHATE OF 'E' ARE  E(NO_{3})_{3},E_{2} S_{3} ,EPO_{4}  RESPECTIVELY.

Explanation:

  • E has a valence of 3. The valence of nitrate is -1, valence of sulfide is -2, and that of phosphate is -3.
  • While writing chemical formulas, the valence cross multiplies.
  • It means that E has a valence of 3 and NO_{3} ^{-} has -1 valence, so they will cross multiply and we will get E(NO_{3})_{3}.
  • The sulfide of E will have a formula of E_{2} S_{3}.
  • The phosphate of E will have a formula of EPO_{4}.

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