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Chemistry, 08.02.2021 23:30 JellalFernandes

1. Write the chemical symbols for the element/polyatomic ions present. (Should only be 2 of them) 2. Look up their charges: in order to correctly write the symbols, each ion’s total charge must be EQUAL and OPPOSITE to each other!

Example: Lithium Oxide
Lithium is Li+1, Oxide is O-2: In order to for their charges to be equal, you must have 2 Lithiums for each Oxide present! Therefore, Li2O


1. Write the chemical symbols for the element/polyatomic ions present. (Should only be 2 of them)

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