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The molecular formula for cream of tartar is. K H C4 H4 O6. So five hydrogen atoms and six oxygen atoms in each molecule.

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Cream of tartar is made from tartaric acid, a natural byproduct of wine-making, so it does not contain hydrogen or oxygen on its own. When cream of tartar is mixed with water, the chemical formula for tartaric acid (C4H6O6) can break down into hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen atoms.

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