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The molecule shown below in a 3D diagram is shown in two different forms, both of which are present in normal reef aquaria.
What is the most likely identity of this molecule?
A. Ammonia/ammonium
B. Borate/Boric Acid
C. two forms of phosphate
D. Nitrate and nitrite
E. Bicarbonate/carbonate
Good luck!
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What is the most likely identity of this molecule?
A. Ammonia/ammonium
B. Borate/Boric Acid
C. two forms of phosphate
D. Nitrate and nitrite
E. Bicarbonate/carbonate
Good luck!
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