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lesya692 [45]
3 years ago
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28. Write the chemical formula for each ionic compound below.

Chemistry
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marin [14]3 years ago
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Names of Ionic Compounds<span>. </span>Name<span>. </span>CHEMISTRY<span>: A Study of Matter. © 2004, GPB. 6.16a. KEY. </span>Write<span> the </span>name<span> of </span>each ionic compound below. 1. MgS<span>. </span>2. FeO ... magnesium sulfide iron (II<span>) </span>oxide<span>barium sulfite </span>aluminum<span> hydroxide.</span>
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