Question:
Polyatomic ions are groups of tightly bonded atoms that
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Polyatomic ions are groups of tightly bonded atoms that behave like a monoatomic ion when bonding. How do the -ate versions of the ions differ form the -ite versions? the -ate versions of the anions have 1 more oxygen atom than the -ite versions the-ate and -ite versions have the same number of oxygen atoms the -ite versions of the anions have 1 more oxygen atom than the -ate versions some of the -ate version of the ion have two more oxygen atoms than the -ite versions of the anions