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Question
A radical take part – unsplit in a chemical reaction and retains its identity in reactions.
With reference to the radical –
- ammonium
- bisulphate
- carbonate
state the group of atoms present in each radical.
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Solution
| Radical | Representattion | Group of atoms present in a radical |
| a. Ammonium | NH4+ | 1 atom of nitrogen; 4 atom of hydrogen |
| b. Bisulphate | HSO41− | 1 atom of hydrogen and sulphur; 4 atoms of oxygen |
| c. Carbonate | CO3− − | 1 atom of carbon; 5 atoms of oxygen |
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