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  • Oxygen Atoms in Ba(OH)₂: A Step-by-Step Calculation
    Here's how to figure out the number of oxygen atoms:

    * The subscript: The subscript "2" after the "OH" in the formula Ba(OH)₂ indicates that there are two hydroxide (OH) groups.

    * Oxygen in each group: Each hydroxide group (OH) contains one oxygen atom.

    * Total oxygen atoms: Since there are two hydroxide groups, the total number of oxygen atoms is 2 groups * 1 oxygen atom/group = 2 oxygen atoms.

    Therefore, there are two oxygen atoms in one unit of Ba(OH)₂.

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