When gold (III) reacts with nitrite ion the compound formed is:A. AuNO2B. Au3NO2C. Au2(NO2)3D. Au(NO2)3

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Problem 54E: What amount (moles) of compound is present in 1.00 g of each of the compounds in Exercise 52?

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When gold (III) reacts with nitrite ion the compound formed is:

A. AuNO₂

B. Au₃NO₂

C. Au₂(NO₂)₃

D. Au(NO₂)₃

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