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3 – Understanding chemical formulae
1

Complete the table below, giving the number, type and total number of atoms for each substance.

Substance

Number and type of atoms

a

Mg(OH)2

d

2 NaOH

e

Al2(SO4)3

f

Mn3(PO4)2

g

5 Pb(OH)2

h

KMnO4

i

NH4NO3

j

NaClO3

k

Zn(C2H3O2)2

l

Total atoms

Na2SO4

c

/ 24

H2O

b

2 marks for each correct row

6 C6H12O6

2 Describe what the following chemical symbols and formulae represent.
Symbol or formulae a

OH1-

b

Polyatomic ion (hydroxide). One atom of oxygen bonded to one atom of hydrogen, with an overall charge of –1.

2 marks for each correct answer 3 CaCl2

d

/ 6

CO2

c

Description

Al(NO3)3
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