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  • Calculating Oxygen Atoms in Ba(NO₃)₂: A Step-by-Step Guide
    Here's how to figure out the number of oxygen atoms in Ba(NO₃)₂:

    * Identify the subscripts: The subscript "2" after the parenthesis indicates that there are two nitrate (NO₃) groups in the molecule. The subscript "3" in the nitrate group indicates that there are three oxygen atoms in each nitrate group.

    * Multiply to find the total: To find the total number of oxygen atoms, multiply the number of nitrate groups by the number of oxygen atoms per nitrate group: 2 nitrate groups * 3 oxygen atoms/nitrate group = 6 oxygen atoms.

    Therefore, there are 6 oxygen atoms in Ba(NO₃)₂.

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