A sunywcc.sln.suny.edu compounds on Page 61 of the lab Manual in the list beginning with CO and ending with N20 Westchester Community College C. Write the formula of each of the following compounds (Hint: look up the positions of the TWO elements in each compound, use their respective Oxidation numbers to write the formula) : i. Strontium iodide ii. Copper(II) oxide iii. Magnesium iodide iv. Calcium oxide v. Potassium nitride vi. Barium sulfide D. Write the formula of each of the following compounds: i. Tetrasulfur tetranitride ii. Silicon dioxide iii. Diboron trioxide iv. Sulfur trioxide (no charge) v. Dichlorine heptoxide vi. Sulfur diiodide

A sunywcc.sln.suny.edu compounds on Page 61 of the lab Manual in the list beginning with CO and ending with N20 Westchester Community College C. Write the formula of each of the following compounds (Hint: look up the positions of the TWO elements in each compound, use their respective Oxidation numbers to write the formula) : i. Strontium iodide ii. Copper(II) oxide iii. Magnesium iodide iv. Calcium oxide v. Potassium nitride vi. Barium sulfide D. Write the formula of each of the following compounds: i. Tetrasulfur tetranitride ii. Silicon dioxide iii. Diboron trioxide iv. Sulfur trioxide (no charge) v. Dichlorine heptoxide vi. Sulfur diiodide

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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