This answer is copied from a substantively equivalent question: Y+3; O-2; Y2O3 Yttrium (III) oxide
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Cx(H2 O)y
The solubility of calcium triphosphate in water is very low.
EAgCl,Ag = EoAgCl,Ag - 0.0257 In [y [HCl]] rearange the formula and put the y as ur subject which is basically the mean ionic activity coefficient u want
Cations have a negative charge and anions have a positive charge. Depending on their charges, x number of cations and y number of anions will join by force of attraction to form a balanced (chargewise) compound.An example:When an ionic compound is dissolved in water or is molten, the ions have the ability to move freely. When sodium chloride (NaCl) is dissolved in water, Na^+ and Cl^- can move around. When all the water evaporates, Na^+ and Cl^- ions will have been attracted to each other and will have formed a balanced ionic compound. If it's magnesium chloride (MgCl2), the Mg^2+ ion and two Cl^- ions will join by force of attraction and form a balanced ionic compound
They would form an ionic compound.
The ionic compound formed by reaction of the elements with atomic symbols K and O is named potassium oxide and has the formula unit K2O. (The lower case letters k and o are never proper atomic symbols!)
They would form an ionic compound.
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Cx(H2 O)y
The solubility of calcium triphosphate in water is very low.
EAgCl,Ag = EoAgCl,Ag - 0.0257 In [y [HCl]] rearange the formula and put the y as ur subject which is basically the mean ionic activity coefficient u want
X-OH + HOOC-Y = X-O-CO-Y + H2O alcohol + acid = ester + water so -O-CO- is an ester
A molecule of a compound must be electrically neutral overall. There is only one y atom in the formula, so that the total contribution of charge from y is +2. There are two x atoms, and each of them must have an oxidation number of -1 for a total of -2 to neutralize the charge from y.
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Carbohydrates such as GLUCOSE.The organic compound that contains C, H, and O in the ratio CH2O is the carbohydrate.glucose(C6H12O6)although this is not the general formula for sugarsthat would be: Cx(H2O)y
Alkali metals (like Na and K) and halogens (like Cl and Br) have the general ionic formula format XY (X+ and Y- in solution)