Question

Formula of Calcium Hydrogen Carbonate indicates

a.

that the charge on Ca is +2

b.

the charge on HCO₃ is −1

c.

that for each molecule of calcium hydrogen carbonate, one ion of Ca and two ions of hydrogen carbona

d.

all of these

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Answer: (d).all of these

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