Need help with the upload study worksheet, and perhaps further links or resources in helping with identifying covalent ionic bonds/their chemical formulas, as well as naming rules. First, identify whether these compounds are ionic or covalent. Then, use the correctformula writing rules to write the correct chemical formulas for each compound.Type of Compound:lonic or CovalentCompound NameChemical Formula1)copper (II) Phosphatelouie2)sodium hydroxide3)nitrogen dioxide4)cobalt (III) nitrate5)ammonium sulfide6)aluminum sulfite7)carbon disulfideCoualeut8)tetraphosphorous pentoxide9)potassium permanganate10)manganese (III) chlorideType of Compound:lonic or CovalentCompound NameChemical Formula11)calcium nitrate12)carbon monoxide13) potassium oxide14) antimony tribromide15) zinc phosphate16) | copper (II) carbonate17) dinitrogen tetroxide18)manganese (IV) carbonate19)lead (IV) nitride20) pentacarbon decahydride Namelonic & Covalent Compound NamingFirst, identify whether these compounds are ionic or covalent. Then, use thecorrect naming rules to write the correct names for each compound. Put a star"by all that need a roman numeral.Chemical Formula Type of Compound:lonic or CovalentCompound Name21) CdBr2* 22) Cr(C2H3O2)323) HBr (acid)24)NH4MNO425)Cuo26) Pt3(PO3)427) Al2(SO4)328) NH329) Ca(C2H3O2)230) N20Type of Compound:lonic or CovalentChemical FormulaCompound Name31) V(SO4)232) Ag2CO333) N2S334) FeSO335) Zn(NO2)236) H2SO4 (acid)37) PCI338) Mn(OH)739) Ni(NO3)240) H2SO3 (acid)

1) Copper(II) phosphate = Type of compound = Ionic compound Chemical formula = Cu3(PO4)2 2)…

First, identify whether these compounds are ionic or covalent. Then, use the correct formula writing rules to write the correct chemical formulas for each compound. Type of Compound: lonic or Covalent Compound Name Chemical Formula 1) copper (II) Phosphate louie 2) sodium hydroxide 3) nitrogen dioxide 4) cobalt (III) nitrate 5) ammonium sulfide 6) aluminum sulfite 7) carbon disulfide Coualaut 8) tetraphosphorous pentoxide 9) potassium permanganate 10) manganese (III) chloride Type of Compound: lonic or Covalent Compound Name Chemical Formula 11) calcium nitrate 12) carbon monoxide

First, identify whether these compounds are ionic or covalent. Then, use the correct formula writing rules to write the correct chemical formulas for each compound. Type of Compound: lonic or Covalent Compound Name Chemical Formula 1) copper (II) Phosphate louie 2) sodium hydroxide 3) nitrogen dioxide 4) cobalt (III) nitrate 5) ammonium sulfide 6) aluminum sulfite 7) carbon disulfide Coualaut 8) tetraphosphorous pentoxide 9) potassium permanganate 10) manganese (III) chloride Type of Compound: lonic or Covalent Compound Name Chemical Formula 11) calcium nitrate 12) carbon monoxide

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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