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24 November, 07:27

I don't know why I'm getting it wrong but isn't CrS Chromium (II) Sulfide?

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  1. 24 November, 07:51
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    Chromium (ii) sulfide is CrS. The ii indicates that chromium can take on different valence characteristics, here sharing two electrons with the sulphur atom.

    The same elements can also make a different mineral compound, Cr2S3 where Chromium atoms share 3 electrons instead of two.
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