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How should more than one polyatomic ion be indicated in a chemical formula??
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How should more than one polyatomic ion be indicated in a chemical formula??

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Put parenthesis around th atoms in the ion and then add a subscript

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More than one polyatomic ion should be indicated in a chemical formula by putting parentheses around the atoms in the ions and then adding a subscript.
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