Write two chemical formulae when a metal combined with a radical
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The answer is Na2CO3 and K2SO4.
Explanation:
A radical is a group of atoms that have some charge on it.
For example carbonate CO32-, sulfate SO42-, sulfite SO32-, nitride N3- and phosphate PO43- all are an example of radicals.
Following are two examples in which a metal combines with a radical to form salts.
1- When sodium combines with carbonate CO32- radical it forms sodium carbonate Na2CO3.
2- When potassium combines with sulfate SO42- radical it forms potassium sulfate K2SO4.
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