Match the formulas to names and names to formulas.А.manganese (I) chlorideMgCl4B. phosphiteMnClС.C. phosphatemagnesium chlorideD. does not existMn Cl4E. does not existphosphorus trioxideF. MgCl2PO33-G. manganese (IV) chlorideH.P03

The left column consists of some name and formulas which needs to be matched to their respective chemical names and formulas, The chemical formula is defined as a representation of a compound and the number of atoms present in the molecule and a chemical name represents the name of the compound and can be easily written by following some rules and looking at the chemical formula.MgCl4 this is a compound which consists of magnesium followed by chlorine and its name turns out to be, Magnesium (IV) chloride, and it does not exist in the options, therefore, the options will be D or E. MnCl this is a compound which consists of manganese and chlorine and its name turns out to be Manganese (I) chloride, therefore, the option will be A.Magnesium chloride is a compound which chemical formula can be written as MgCl2 as magnesium exists as +2 and two chlorine atoms will be required, therefore the option will be F. MnCl4 this is a compound which consists of manganese and chlorine and its name turns out to be Manganese (IV) chloride, therefore, the option will be G.Phosphorus trioxide according to the nomenclature it corresponds to PO3, therefore, the option will be H. PO33- this is an ion which is named as phosphite as a suffix ‘-ite’ is used as it is obtained by removal of three protons from phosphoric acid, therefore the option will be B.

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Match the formulas to names and names to formulas. MgCl4 A. manganese (I) chloride В. phosphite MnCl С. phosphate Umagnesium chloride D. does not exist Mn Cl4 E. does not exist phosphorus trioxide F. MgCl2 PO33- G. manganese (IV) chloride H. PO3

Match the formulas to names and names to formulas. MgCl4 A. manganese (I) chloride В. phosphite MnCl С. phosphate Umagnesium chloride D. does not exist Mn Cl4 E. does not exist phosphorus trioxide F. MgCl2 PO33- G. manganese (IV) chloride H. PO3

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