Exercise 6: Write formulas for the following compounds containing polyatomic anions. a. sodium iodate b. zinc cyanate c. ammonium carbonate d. iron(III) bromate e. calcium arsenate f. potassium sulfate g. nickel(IV) acetate h. rubidium hypobromite 1. ammonium nitrate p. sodium oxalate q. calcium manganate r. potassium dichromate S. magnesium bromite silver chlorate u. barium selenite v. potassium acetate j. sodium thiosulfate k. aluminum oxalate 1. copper(II) phosphite m. cobalt(II) thiocyanate n. mercury(I) chlorite o. aluminum perchlorate t.

Exercise 6: Write formulas for the following compounds containing polyatomic anions. a. sodium iodate b. zinc cyanate c. ammonium carbonate d. iron(III) bromate e. calcium arsenate f. potassium sulfate g. nickel(IV) acetate h. rubidium hypobromite 1. ammonium nitrate p. sodium oxalate q. calcium manganate r. potassium dichromate S. magnesium bromite silver chlorate u. barium selenite v. potassium acetate j. sodium thiosulfate k. aluminum oxalate 1. copper(II) phosphite m. cobalt(II) thiocyanate n. mercury(I) chlorite o. aluminum perchlorate t.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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