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Potassium Forms K⁺ Ions and Sulfur Forms S^2- Ions

Question 52

Question 52

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Potassium forms K⁺ ions and sulfur forms S^2- ions. The formula of potassium sulfide is

A) KS.
B) K₂S.
C) KS₂.
D) K₂S₂.

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