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Mariana
18 February, 02:46
4Ca (ClO3) 2
What mistake did Carl make?
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Alice Hartman
18 February, 03:46
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Cl03 is a polyatomic ion with a charge of - 1. So 2 of those brings that charge to - 2. Ca=+2. So Ca=+2 and (Cl03) 2 = - 2. This would balance out the equation. The final result would be Ca (ClO3) 2
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Kaiden Mcclure
18 February, 05:01
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He did not multiply the calcium atoms by the subscript 2.
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