* Question Completioh Status! P205 Phosphorus Oxygen 1 molecule of P205 2 atoms of P 5 atoms of O 3 molecules of P205 6 atoms of P 15 atoms of O 4 molecules of P205 atoms of P atoms of O (NH4)2SO3 Nitrogen Hydrogen Sulfur Oxygen 1 ionic compound of (NH4)2S03 atoms of N atoms of S atoms of O atoms of H 2 ionic compounds of (NH4)2SO3 atoms of H atoms of S atoms of O atoms of N 5 ionic compounds of (NH4)2SO3 atoms of N atoms of H atoms of S atoms of O QUESTION 2

* Question Completioh Status! P205 Phosphorus Oxygen 1 molecule of P205 2 atoms of P 5 atoms of O 3 molecules of P205 6 atoms of P 15 atoms of O 4 molecules of P205 atoms of P atoms of O (NH4)2SO3 Nitrogen Hydrogen Sulfur Oxygen 1 ionic compound of (NH4)2S03 atoms of N atoms of S atoms of O atoms of H 2 ionic compounds of (NH4)2SO3 atoms of H atoms of S atoms of O atoms of N 5 ionic compounds of (NH4)2SO3 atoms of N atoms of H atoms of S atoms of O QUESTION 2

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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