ALEKS: Deducing the ions in a polyatomic ionic compound from its empirical formula

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Chemistry makes my brain hurt. So regular atomic equations, two substances, the cations will be + to the number of anions, signified by the number of present atoms. The polyatomic just have to balance out. Correct?

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