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Iron^+3 (Fe^+3) and Carbonate (Polyatomic lon)

Iron^+3 (Fe^+3) and Carbonate (Polyatomic lon)
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Iron^+3 (Fe^+3) and Carbonate (Polyatomic lon)

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Fe2(CO3)3
Iron (III) Carbonate
The iron iii has a charge of 3+ and the CO3 has a charge of 2-, so you cross multiply, in a sense, to balance the charges.
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