Please correct answer and step by step solution 1-86 On the basis of the information given, determinethe numerical value of the subscript .x in each of thefollowing chemical formulas.a. NaNO; formula unit contains 5 atomsb. Ba(CO): formula unit contains 9 atomsc. C,H,CI formula unit contains 11 atomsd. H.SO formula unit contains 12 atomsA1-87 A mixture contains the following five pure substances

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