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Formulas and Nomenclature
80. ICl
83. Ca 3 P 2
86. CrBr 2
81. Rb 4 SiO 4
84. MnO 2
87. BaCrO 4
82. SF 6
85. Cu(C 2 H 3 O 2 ) 2
88. Cd(SCN) 2
Without consulting a text, give the formulas for the following compounds.
89. potassium oxalate
102. iron(III) bromate
90. cupric arsenate
103. arsenic(V) perchlorate
91. bismuthous carbonate
104. magnesium monohydrogen borate
92. manganese(III) oxide
105. boron trifluoride
93. mercurous sulfate
106. strontium silicate
94. nitrogen tri-iodide
107. beryllium hydroxide
95. cobalt(II) borate
108. stannic oxide
96. cesium hypoiodite
109. gold(III) fluoride
97. boron nitride
110. ferric chromate
98. cadmium dichromate
111. iodine pentoxide
99. ammonium acetate
112. lithium thiocyanate
100. zinc cyanide
113. silver thiosulfate
101. tin(II) phosphate
114. antimonic permanganate
115. Given that astatine (At) is similar in properties to chlorine (Cl), and that
gallium (Ga) is similar to aluminum (Al), write the formulas for the following
compounds.
(a) potassium astatate
(d) hydrastatic acid
(b) barium astatide
(e) gallium thiocyanate
(c) gallium sulfate
(f) gallium hypoastatite
116. Write balanced chemical equations for the following reactions.
(a) hydrosulfuric acid + zinc hydroxide
(b) ferric hydroxide + permanganic acid
(c) oxalic acid + plumbous hydroxide
(d) aluminum hydroxide + carbonic acid
(e) bromic acid + cupric hydroxide
(f) auric hydroxide + dichromic acid
(g) sulfamic acid + strontium hydroxide