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wolverine [178]
3 years ago
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PLEASE HELP ME!!

Chemistry
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tankabanditka [31]3 years ago
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Answer:

<h3>a).</h3>

lithium fluoride => LiF

lithium chloride =>LiCl

lithium bromide => LiBr

lithium iodide => Lil

lithium oxide =>Li₂O

lithium sulfide => Li₂

<h3>b). </h3>

sodium fluoride => NaF

sodium chloride => NaCl

sodium bromide => NaBr

sodium iodide => Nal

sodium oxide => Na₂O

sodium sulfide => Na₂S

<h3>c). </h3>

potassium fluoride => KF

potassium chloride => KCl

potassium bromide => KBr

potassium iodide => KI

potassium oxide => K₂O

potassium sulfide => K₂S

<h3>d). </h3>

ammonium fluoride =>NH₄F

ammonium chloride => NH₄Cl

ammonium bromide => NH₄Br

ammonium iodide => NH₄I

ammonium sulfide => (NH₄)₂S

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