Acid rain is represented by the formula H2SO4. How many atoms if sulfur are present in one molecule of acid rain? A. One B. Two C. Four D. Six need help ASAP

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Acid rain is represented by the formula H2SO4. How many atoms if sulfur are present in one molecule of acid rain?

A. One
B. Two
C. Four
D. Six

need help ASAP

Chemistry
middle-school

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B Two

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H2SO4

hydrogen has one molecule

sulphur has 1

oxygen has -2

Velizar VESSELINOV answered Mar 2, 2020

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