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4 July, 05:11

How do you determine the number of atoms in a model of a compound

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    Well, knowing what the colour that each sphere or ball is in, in terms of what element it represents, simply count the total number of atoms of a particular color and do this for all of the atoms, and represent the number as a subscript for each specific atom in the compound.
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