Chlorite Formula: Understanding ClO₂⁻ and Its Properties

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Chlorite Formula: Understanding ClO₂⁻ and Its Properties

The formula for chlorite is ClO₂⁻.

It's important to note that chlorite is an anion, meaning it has a negative charge.

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