What is the correct formula for magnesium dichromate?

What is the correct formula for magnesium dichromate

Answer:
Mg {+2} and Cr[2]O[7] {-2}
The charges equal out to neutral,
so

MgCr[2]O[7]

[] = subscript
{superscript}

A list of common ions should help you

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MgCr.sub.2O.sub.7.6H.sub.2O
The charge on Mg ion is 2+ and that on dichromate ion is 2-.

So, the correct formula should be Mg Cr2 O7.
hm. i think it is ...
Cr 3รท, Mg z+ and O-
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MgCr2O7

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