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... contains . Ionic compounds contain ions and are held together by the attractive forces among the oppositely charged ions . Common salt ( sodium chloride ) is one of the best - known ionic compounds . Molecular compounds contain discrete ...
... contains . Ionic compounds contain ions and are held together by the attractive forces among the oppositely charged ions . Common salt ( sodium chloride ) is one of the best - known ionic compounds . Molecular compounds contain discrete ...
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... contain polyatomic ions is similar to naming binary ionic compounds . For ex- ample , the compound NaOH is called sodium hydroxide , Water because it contains the Na + ( sodium ) cation and the OH- ( hydroxide ) anion . As in binary ...
... contain polyatomic ions is similar to naming binary ionic compounds . For ex- ample , the compound NaOH is called sodium hydroxide , Water because it contains the Na + ( sodium ) cation and the OH- ( hydroxide ) anion . As in binary ...
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... containing proteins have been isolated . The blood of many lower animals , such as mollusks , cephalopods , gastropods , and decapods , contains respiratory proteins called hemocyanins , which contain copper atoms ( but no heme ) and ...
... containing proteins have been isolated . The blood of many lower animals , such as mollusks , cephalopods , gastropods , and decapods , contains respiratory proteins called hemocyanins , which contain copper atoms ( but no heme ) and ...
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