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Engrium Sulfate has the formula, En2(SO4)3 While sodium nortonite has the formula Na2NtO3. Based on these names and formulas what would you expect the formula of engrium nortonate?
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Some of the knowns. The anion S04 has a negative 2 charge. (S04)3 says we have 6 electrons.. We have 2 En so each En would be +3 to balance out the charge. Sodium is a +1 cation. we have Na2 or 2 + charges. The NtO3 Nortonite has a -2 charge. the Norton has +4 the 3 oxygens have 3x-2 for the net -2. Nt03-- is simliar to sulfite s03. One could figure that nortonate would be NtO4-- Engrium Nortonate should then be En2(SO4)3 I hope this helps but it's a month late |
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