In the writing of molecular formulas for covalent compounds, how is more than one atom of an element indicated? -That element is highlighted in yellow.
-A subscript of the number of atoms is added after that element.
-That element's symbol is listed more than once.
-A superscript of the number of atoms is added after that element.

In the writing of molecular formulas for covalent compounds, how is more than one atom of an element indicated?

-That element is highlighted in yellow.

-A subscript of the number of atoms is added after that element. ✓

-That element's symbol is listed more than once.

-A superscript of the number of atoms is added after that element.

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