What is the chemical formula for chromium cyanide?

Answer 1

Cr(CN)2

Answer 2

Cr(CN)6

Chromium VI indicates it has a plus six charge or oxidation number

Cyanide (CN) has a -1 charge. Therefore, you need six cyanide atoms to balance and the answer is Cr(CN)6

Answer 3

There are a number of possible formulae, depending upon the valency (charge) of the chromium atom, which can be anything from 2 to 6, but is usually 2 or 6 thus Chromium Cyanide is generally either Cr2+(CN)-2 or Cr6+(CN)-6

Answer 4

Formula: Cr(CN)3

Answer 5

Cr6HCN

Answer 6

Cr(CN)3

Answer 7

CrO3

Answer 8

Cr(CN)2