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1. Calcium & Nitrogen: Ca3N2
2. Aluminum & Chlorine: AlCl3
3. Aluminum & Nitrogen: AlN
4. Potassium & Bromine: KBr
5. Magnesium & Oxygen: MgO
6. Sodium & Sulfur: Na2S

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