File:Potassium-bisulfate-3D-balls-ionic.png
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| Description | Ball-and-stick model of potassium bisulfate (also known as potassium hydrogen sulfate), an acid salt. Showing a bisulfate anion (left) and potassium cation (right). |
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| Source | Derived from File:Bisulfate-anion-3D-balls.png. |
| Author | Jynto and Ben Mills |
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