Question 9 For each of the following ioniccompounds, write the symbols for theions present and give the relativenumber of each. M9CO3, Fe2 (SO4)3А.IONSNUMBER OF IONSPRESENTMgCO3 Mg2+,co,2-Mg2+ = 1,co32 = 1Fe3+= 2so,2 = 3Fe3+Fe2(SO4)3 so,?В.IONSNUMBER OF IONSPRESENTMgCO3 Mg2+,co,2-Mg2+ = 1,Co,2 = 1Fe2+Fe3+= 2,So22- = 3Fe2(SO4)3 so,-C.IONSNUMBER OF IONSPRESENTMgCO3 Mg2+,Co32-Mg2+ = 1,Co3² = 1Fe2Fe3+Fe3+= 3(SO4)3 So,?so,2 = 2D.IONSNUMBER OF IONSPRESENTMgCO3 Mg2+,co,2-Mg2+ = 1,Co3² = 1Fe3+= 3So,2 = 2Fe2Fe2+(SO4)3 so,-

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For each of the following ionic compounds, write the symbols for the ions present and give the relative number of each. MgCO3, Fe2 (SO4)3 A. IONS NUMBER OF IONS PRESENT MgCO3 Mg2, co,- Mg2+ = 1, co,2 = 1 Fe2 Fe3+ Fe3+ |(So)3 so, = 2 so,2 = 3 В. IONS NUMBER OF IONS PRESENT M9CO3 Mg2+, co,2- Mg2* = 1, co,2 = 1 Fe2+ Fe3+ = 2. so,2 = 3 Fe2 (SO.)3 so, O C. IONS NUMBER OF IONS PRESENT MgCO3 Mg2+, co2- Mg2* = 1, co3? = 1 Fe3+ Fe3+ Fe2 (SO.)3 = 3 so, so,2 = 2 D. IONS NUMBER OF IONS PRESENT MgCO3 Mg2+, co32- Mg2+ = 1, Co,2- = 1 Fe2+ Fe3+ = 3 so,? = 2 Fe2 (SOA)3 so,

For each of the following ionic compounds, write the symbols for the ions present and give the relative number of each. MgCO3, Fe2 (SO4)3 A. IONS NUMBER OF IONS PRESENT MgCO3 Mg2, co,- Mg2+ = 1, co,2 = 1 Fe2 Fe3+ Fe3+ |(So)3 so, = 2 so,2 = 3 В. IONS NUMBER OF IONS PRESENT M9CO3 Mg2+, co,2- Mg2* = 1, co,2 = 1 Fe2+ Fe3+ = 2. so,2 = 3 Fe2 (SO.)3 so, O C. IONS NUMBER OF IONS PRESENT MgCO3 Mg2+, co2- Mg2* = 1, co3? = 1 Fe3+ Fe3+ Fe2 (SO.)3 = 3 so, so,2 = 2 D. IONS NUMBER OF IONS PRESENT MgCO3 Mg2+, co32- Mg2+ = 1, Co,2- = 1 Fe2+ Fe3+ = 3 so,? = 2 Fe2 (SOA)3 so,

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