Chemistry, asked by nabamaity91, 11 months ago

'there are two C atoms in 1 molecule of calcium carbonate' -is this statement correct? Justify

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Answered by suresh34411

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Answer:

No, there is only one Carbon atom in Calcium carbonate.

Explanation:

CaCO3 has only one C atom.

Hope this will help you.

Answered by adityagangwar1826

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Answer:

there is only one C atom

the formula of calcium carbonate = CaCO3

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