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There is no compound by the name nickel(I) carbonate.

Nickel(II) carbonate is however NiCO3

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14y ago

The formula may be Ni2CO3 but Nickel mostly exists as +2 ion.

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12y ago

Nickel (Ni) has a charge of 2. Carbonate (CO3), a polyatomic ion, has a charge of -2. The 2s therefore cancel out leaving <NiCO3>

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The oxidation state of Nickle is only +2, so Nickle carbonate is NiCO3 , the term Nicklelic carbonate is meaning less,

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Ni2(CO3)3

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NiCO_3

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Ni(HCO3)2

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NiCO3

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Ni(CO4)3

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