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Give the systematic names of these compounds. Spelling counts. CuI(s)CuI(s): Fe2O3(s)Fe2⁢O3⁡(s): CoF2(s)CoF2⁢(s): FeO(s)FeO(

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CuI(s)CuI(s):

Fe2O3(s)Fe2⁢O3⁡(s):

CoF2(s)CoF2⁢(s):

FeO(s)FeO(s):

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