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  • Atom Count in Magnesium Hydroxide (Mg(OH)₃): A Detailed Calculation
    Let's break down the notation and count the atoms:

    * 3 molecules: This tells us we have three units of the compound.

    * Mg: This is the symbol for magnesium, indicating one magnesium atom per molecule.

    * O: This is the symbol for oxygen, indicating one oxygen atom per molecule.

    * H: This is the symbol for hydrogen, indicating one hydrogen atom per molecule.

    Now, let's calculate the total atoms:

    * Magnesium: 3 molecules * 1 Mg atom/molecule = 3 Mg atoms

    * Oxygen: 3 molecules * 1 O atom/molecule = 3 O atoms

    * Hydrogen: 3 molecules * 1 H atom/molecule = 3 H atoms

    Therefore, there are 3 magnesium atoms, 3 oxygen atoms, and 3 hydrogen atoms represented by the notation 3 molecules.

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