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Sometimes a molecular formula is written using groups, for instance $\ce{Al2(SO4)3}$.
Are there examples of formulas with nested groups, such as $\ce{ABC(MNO2(XYZ)4)3}$$\ce{ABC[MNO2(XYZ)4]3}$ or is this avoided?
Are there examples of formulas with nested groups, such as $\ce{ABC(MNO2(XYZ)4)3}$ or is this avoided?
Are there examples of formulas with nested groups, such as $\ce{ABC[MNO2(XYZ)4]3}$ or is this avoided?
Sometimes a molecular formula is written using groups, for instance $\ce{Al₂(SO₄)₃}$$\ce{Al2(SO4)3}$.
Are there examples of formulas with nested groups, such as $\ce{ABC(MNO₂(XYZ)₄)₃}$$\ce{ABC(MNO2(XYZ)4)3}$ or is this avoided?
Sometimes a molecular formula is written using groups, for instance $\ce{Al₂(SO₄)₃}$.
Are there examples of formulas with nested groups, such as $\ce{ABC(MNO₂(XYZ)₄)₃}$ or is this avoided?
Sometimes a molecular formula is written using groups, for instance Al₂(SO₄)₃$\ce{Al₂(SO₄)₃}$.
Al₂(SO₄)₃
Are there examples of formulas with nested groups, such as ABC(MNO₂(XYZ)₄)₃$\ce{ABC(MNO₂(XYZ)₄)₃}$ or is this avoided?
ABC(MNO₂(XYZ)₄)₃
Sometimes a molecular formula is written using groups, for instance Al₂(SO₄)₃.
Are there examples of formulas with nested groups, such as ABC(MNO₂(XYZ)₄)₃ or is this avoided?
