Whet mistake did Cad mekel
Carl makes the table below to determine the number of
atoms of eac...
Whet mistake did Cad mekel
Carl makes the table below to determine the number of
atoms of each element in the chemical formula
4Ca(CIO)
Element
Calcium
Chlorine
Oxygen
Calculation Total atoms
1x4
4
172
2
372
He did not multiply the calcium stoms by the
subscript 2
He did not add the coefficient to the choirea
orygen atoms
He did not add the subscriot 2 to tre calor ao
He did not multiply the chone and one or
by the coeficient 4
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