In the formula Ca₂SO₄, the subscript 2 means that the formula contains

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Mpet · Answer 1 · 2021-11-04T18:41:35+0000

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In short, the subscribt just tells you how many molecules that this compound contains. The "2" indicates that there are 2 molecules of calcium, while the "SO4" represents a sulfate ion.

In the formula Ca₂SO₄, the subscript 2 means that the formula contains

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