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. The compound Fe(NO3)3(s) is classified as a(n):?. a. polyatomic compound. b. molecular compound. c. ionic compound. d. multi-atomic compound
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. The compound Fe(NO3)3(s) is classified as a(n):?. a. polyatomic compound. b. molecular compound. c. ionic compound. d. multi-atomic compound
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the best answer is C i.e is ionoic compound. but all other option sare quite close enough but option B is sure wrong. because A molecular compound does not separate in a solvent.
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