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20 January, 06:45

NH4 + f - anion cation I want to know how to find the formula for it

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  1. 20 January, 06:59
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    Answer:NH4F (ammonium fluoride)

    Explanation:

    NH4 is a cation with a positive 1 charge and F an anion having negative 1 oxidation number. Do the criss-cross rule for both cations and anions. So the charge of NH4 which is + 1 will be the subscript of F and the charge of F which is - 1 will be the subscript of NH4. Both have the same numerical value of 1 so we can cancel them out in the final equation of the chemical compound.
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