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In finding the missing formula below, consider only what is on our class periodic table and cheat sheet. For subscripts, please use full-size numbers. For example, H?O would be entered as H2O. Please don't confuse the letter "o" with the number "zero". Please don't confuse the letter "I" with the letter "l". Cation Anion Formula Molar Mass (g/mol) monoatomic anion with cobalt (?) 90.99 the same charge as oxide

          In finding the missing formula below, consider only what is on our
class periodic table and cheat sheet.
For subscripts, please use full-size numbers. For example, H?O would be entered as H2O.
Please don't confuse the letter "o" with the number "zero".
Please don't confuse the letter "I" with the letter "l".
Cation
Anion
Formula
Molar Mass
(g/mol)
monoatomic anion with
cobalt (?)
90.99
the same charge as oxide

In finding the missing formula below, consider only what is on our
class periodic table and cheat sheet.
For subscripts, please use full-size numbers. For example, H?O would be entered as H2O.
Please don't confuse the letter "o" with the number "zero".
Please don't confuse the letter "I" with the letter "l".
Cation
Anion
Formula
Molar Mass
(g/mol)
monoatomic anion with
cobalt (?)
90.99
the same charge as oxide

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

Nivaldo Tro 2nd Edition

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Oxide is an anion with the formula O2-. This means that the anion we are looking for, which has the same charge as oxide, also has a 2- charge. Show more…

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In finding the missing formula below, consider only what is on our class periodic table and cheat sheet. For subscripts, please use full-size numbers. For example, H2O would be entered as H2O. Please don't confuse the letter "o" with the number "zero". Please don't confuse the letter "I" with the letter "l". Molar Mass (g/mol) Cation Anion Formula Monoatomic anion with cobalt? The same charge as oxide 90.99