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Chemistry, 26.10.2020 03:40, jonzyjones3114

3. Imagine a made-up polyatomic ion named Paramangate. (No, this ion doesn't really exist, so you can't look this one up). Sodium Paramangate has the formula NazCsH1003.
a. What is the formula for paramangate? You must include the charge. (2 pts)
Cso
b. Write both the formula and the name for the compound formed when Cu? combines
with paramangate? (2 pts)

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