When there is more than one of a particular compound in a chemical equation, it is denoted by
a(n)
A. subscript
B. coefficient
C. formula
D. superscript

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Answer:

I do believe it would be C. formula

Explanation:

it's a basic thing to any chemical.

When there is more than one of a particular compound in a chemical equation, it is denoted by a formula. Hence, option C is correct.

What is a chemical equation?

A chemical reaction is a representation of symbols of the elements to indicate the number of substances and moles of reactant and product.

In a chemical equation, the elements in a compound are indicated by their chemical symbols and the ratio of different elements is indicated by subscripts.

When there is more than one of a particular compound in a chemical equation, it is denoted by a formula.

Hence, option C is correct.

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