Identify polyatomic ion in MgCO3
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The polyatomic ion in magnesium carbonate is carbonate ion.
POLYATOMIC ION:- An ion is called polyatomic if it has more than one atom present in it.
- The given compound is magnesium carbonate.
- Magnesium carbonate dissociate to form positive and negative radicals.
- The dissociation is as follows:[tex]\[MgC{{O}_{3}} ------- > M{{g}^{2+}}+CO_{3}^{2-}\][/tex]
- Here dipositive magnesium ion and dinegative carbonate ion is formed as the radicals.
- The carbonate ion formed is the polyatomic ion in magnesium carbonate.
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