What is the formula for diphosphorous trioxide?

Answer 1

P2O5

Reason: di means two. So, diphosphorus means there are two phosphorus atoms. Penta means five. So, pentoxide means there are five oxygen atoms. That's how you get P2O5.

Answer 2

The chemical formula for diphosphorous trioxide is P2O3.

Answer 3

Di equals 2, and penta equals 5. So diatomic is 2 atoms and pentagon is a 5 sided figure. Diphosphorous is P2. Pentoxide is O5.

Answer 4

i think it is P2(OH)5 Sorry, that's Diphosphorus pentahydroxide. P2O5 is the correct answer.

Answer 5

The formula for diphosphorous pentoxide is P2O5. The compound is formed by the bond of 2 phosphorus atoms with 5 oxygen atoms.

Answer 6

I presume you mean diphosphorus pentoxide? If so the answer is P2O5

Answer 7

If the website would quit making changes to it I could write the correct formula as:

P2O5.

Answer 8

Formula: P2O3

Answer 9

P205

Answer 10

P2o5