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LUCKY_DIMON [66]
2 years ago
6

Please respond please

Chemistry
1 answer:
Annette [7]2 years ago
6 0

I think these are the correct answers! I'm currently rechecking them and thought I would post this while I recheck the answers so that way you at least have something to go off of.

Na^+1 and o^-2:
Anion name - Oxide
Compound formula - Nao
Compound name - dioxygen

Na^+1 and N^-3:
Cation name - Sodium
Anion name -  Nitride
Compound formula - Na3N (3 is in subscript)
Compound name - Sodium nitride

K^+1 and Br^1:
Cation name - Potassium
Anion name - Bromide
Compound formula - KBr
Compound name - Potassium Bromide

K^+1 and N^-3:
Cation name - Potassium
Anion name - Nitride
Compound formula - KNO2 (2 is in subscript)
Compound name - Potassium Nitride

Li^+1 and I^-1:
Cation name - Lithium
Anion name - lodide
Compound formula - LiI
Compound name - Lithium iodide

Li^+1 and O^-2:
Cation name - Lithium
Anion name - Oxide
Compound formula - Li2O (2 is in subscript)
Compound name - Lithium oxide

Li^+1 and N^-3:
Cation name - Lithium
Anion name - Nitride
Compound formula - Li3N
Compound name - Lithium Nitride

Mg^+2 and Cl^-1
Cation name - Magnesium
Anion name - Dichloride
Compound formula - MgCl2
Compound name - Magnesium dichloride

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