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2H3PO4 hydrogen: phosphorus: Oxygen:

2H3PO4 hydrogen: phosphorus: Oxygen:
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2H3PO4
hydrogen:
phosphorus:
Oxygen:

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Answer:

Hydrogen: 2

Phosphorus: 3

Oxygen: 4

Phosphoric Acid

The question isnt too clear so I hope this is what you meant?

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