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  • Molybdenum Nitrate Formula (Mo(NO₃)₃): Definition & Explanation
    The chemical formula for molybdenum nitrate is Mo(NO₃)₃.

    Here's how to figure that out:

    * Molybdenum is a transition metal with a symbol Mo.

    * Nitrate is a polyatomic ion with the formula NO₃⁻.

    * Molybdenum typically forms a +3 charge (Mo³⁺) in its ionic compounds.

    * To balance the charges, you need three nitrate ions (3 x -1 = -3) for every one molybdenum ion (+3).

    This gives you the final formula: Mo(NO₃)₃.

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