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All textbooksBrown 14th EditionCh.2 - Atoms, Molecules, and IonsProblem 107c

Chapter 2, Problem 107c

Fill in the blanks in the following table:

Cation Anion Formula Name

Lithium oxide

Fe2+ PO43-

Al2(SO4)3

Copper(II) nitrate

Cr3+ I−

MnClO2

Ammonium carbonate

Zinc perchlorate

Complete the third column of the table.

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Hey everyone, welcome back. Our question here is asking us to provide the missing information. Starting off with our first one we have the formula of K. M. N. 04. Now when we separate the two, we can see that we have potassium which is K. Plus since it has a plus one charge and our poly atomic ion which is M N. +04 minus. And when we name this we're going to put potassium as our first one since it's our caddy on. And our poly atomic ion is permanganate. And this is going to be the name for our first formula. Looking at our next one, we have calcium carbonate, we know that calcium has a plus two charge since it's in our group to A. And carbonate is one of our poly atomic ions with a formula of C. 032 minus. And when we combine the two since they have a 1-1 ratio between their charges, Our formula is going to be CACO. three. Lastly looking at aluminum sulfide, we know that aluminum is in our group three a. So it has a plus three charge And Sulfur is in our group six a. So it has a -2 charge. And when we use our criss cross method we will have a formula of a. L. Two S. Three. And this is going to be our final answers for our question. So I hope this made sense. And let us know if you have any questions
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