PROBLEM SET 1: Complete the following table (see examples at the bottom of the table):FormulaDoes metal makeFormula andChargeName of the compoundoflons of multipleCharge of(use Roman numeral afteronCharges (is ittransition)?compountheMetalmetalanionionname where necessary)NaFCaQEeoMgCl2Cr2S3A93NCu2sКЗРCu2SeFeF3Al2Se3ZnCl2NiS2Au2S3yesS-2Gold (III) sulfideKBrNoBr-+1Potassium bromide

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Formula Does metal make Formula and Charge Name of the compound of lons of multiple Charge of on (use Roman numeral after compoun Charges (is it the Metal metal d transition)? anion ion name where necessary) NaF Feo MgCl2 Cr253 Ag3N Cu2s КЗР Cu2Se FeF3 CoQ Al2Se3 ZnC12 NIS2 Au253 yes S-2 +3 Gold (III) sulfide KBr No Br- +1 Potassium bromide

Formula Does metal make Formula and Charge Name of the compound of lons of multiple Charge of on (use Roman numeral after compoun Charges (is it the Metal metal d transition)? anion ion name where necessary) NaF Feo MgCl2 Cr253 Ag3N Cu2s КЗР Cu2Se FeF3 CoQ Al2Se3 ZnC12 NIS2 Au253 yes S-2 +3 Gold (III) sulfide KBr No Br- +1 Potassium bromide

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