h. Nitric acid j. Phosphoric acid k. Carbonic acid p. Boric acid q. Oxalic acid

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h.Nitric acid
j. Phosphoric acid
k. Carbonic acid
p. Boric acid
q. Oxalic acid
Transcribed Image Text:h.Nitric acid j. Phosphoric acid k. Carbonic acid p. Boric acid q. Oxalic acid
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The chemical formula can be defined as the way of expressing the proportion of the number of atoms forming a compound or a molecule. If the number of an atom in the compound is more than 1 then the number of the atom will be represented in the subscript.   

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