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What is the formula for cobalt (II) phosphate?

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Sarai Dooley Jr.

Feb 20, 2025

The phosphate ion, PO4, has a -3 charge, so for divalentcobalt, or Co(II), the formula is: Co3(PO4)2Hope this answers your question.... Show More
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Sarai Dooley Jr.

Feb 20, 2025

To do this follow the following steps;1. find the element symbol in the question in this case cobalt is Co and phosphate is a polyatomic ion, (there is no way to know the empirical formula so you would need to look it up) in this case its PO4 with a -3 charge)2. you would then criss cross the charges, and you know that Co has a charge of +2 because of the roman numbers. 3. when you criss cross the charges you would get; Co3(PO4)2... Show More
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