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Dominique Odom
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25 May, 16:43
Why is potassium sulfide's formula K2S?
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Isabelle Schneider
25 May, 17:01
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Because potassium sulfide is made of potassium and sulfur so for every 2 atoms of potassium you need 1 atom of sulfur
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