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Yael Coleman
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6 July, 22:11
How many atoms are in lead bicarbonate
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Braxton Hensley
6 July, 22:31
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11 atoms
Explanation:
The formula for lead (II) bicarbonate is: Pb (HCO3) 2.
Atoms in Pb (HCO3) 2:
Pb=1, H=1*2, C=1*2, O=3*2
1+1*2+1*2+3*2
=1+2+2+6
=11 atoms
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