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What are all the polyatomic ions and the formulas for all the acids?

lindaceasar

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What are all the polyatomic ions and the formulas for all the acids?

I had a sheet that said what they were but I lost it. Please help me.

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sofargone

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12 years ago

All the polyatomics that can form acids is a BIG request!. Basically, H + any poly will give some sort of an acid. The most common are phosporic, sulfuric, nitric, and acetic. Have a look at the link for more poly.

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