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Chemistry, 30.06.2019 14:30 sashajayne8260

You are balancing an ionic compound. let's call it: ab. ion a has a charge of +2 and ion b has a charge of -3. therefore, you determine that the ionic compound (ab) will have a ratio of 3 as for every 2 bs. how would you modify ab in order to show that they have this 3-to-2 ratio? question 2 options: 3a2b a3b2 a3b2

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