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The correct formula for the polyatomic ion, sulfate, is O 1.503 0 2.503²- 0.50 2- O O 4.S04 O 5.5²-
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The correct formula for the polyatomic ion, sulfate, is

O 1.503
0 2.503²-
0.50 2-
O
O 4.S04
O 5.5²-

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The answer should be SO4
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