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What is the name of the chemical compound: Cr(CO3)3?
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KEVIN WILCOX
What is the name of the chemical compound: Cr(CO3)3?
You are pretty close. The chromium will have a 6+ charge (not 6-). I suspect this may have been a typo, because you are right in understanding the need to cancel out charges to generate an overall neutral molecule.
The only other correction is that there is no need to capitalise. So, the correct name is chromium(VI) carbonate.
You are pretty close. The chromium will have a 6+ charge (not 6-). I suspect this may have been a typo, because you are right in understanding the need to cancel out charges to generate an overall neutral molecule.
The only other correction is that there is no need to capitalise. So, the correct name is chromium(VI) carbonate.
You are pretty close. The chromium will have a 6+ charge (not 6-). I suspect this may have been a typo, because you are right in understanding the need to cancel out charges to generate an overall neutral molecule.
The only other correction is that there is no need to capitalise. So, the correct name is chromium(VI) carbonate.
You are pretty close. The chromium will have a 6+ charge (not 6-). I suspect this may have been a typo, because you are right in understanding the need to cancel out charges to generate an overall neutral molecule.
The only other correction is that there is no need to capitalise. So, the correct name is chromium(VI) carbonate.
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