### Naming Compounds and Writing Formulas#### Name the following Compounds (type in lower case please):1. **Compound:** MgSO₄•7H₂O - **Name:** 2. **Compound:** B₂O₃ - **Name:** 3. **Compound:** Sn₃(BO₃)₄ - **Name:** 4. **Compound:** (Hg₂)₃(PO₃)₂ - **Name:** 5. **Compound:** PtC₂O₄ - **Name:** 6. **Compound:** SbCl₅ - **Name:** 7. **Compound:** K₂C₄H₄O₆ - **Name:** 8. **Compound:** HClO₃ (aq) - **Name:** #### Write a Formula for the following compounds:1. **Compound Name:** Aluminum Silicate - **Formula:** 2. **Compound Name:** Iron (III) Oxalate - **Formula:** 3. **Compound Name:** Oxygen Difluoride - **Formula:** 4. **Compound Name:** Strontium Bicarbonate - **Formula:** 5. **Compound Name:** Manganese (II) Nitride - **Formula:** 6. **Compound Name:** Barium Peroxide - **Formula:** 7. **Compound Name:** Tin (IV) Dichromate - **Formula:** 8. **Compound Name:** Hydrosulfuric Acid - **Formula:**

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Name the following Compounds: Write a Formula for the following type in lower case please) compounds: AgSO4• PH20 aluminum silicate iron (III) 3203 oxalate охygen Sn3(BO3)4 difluoride strontium Hg2)3(PO3)2

Name the following Compounds: Write a Formula for the following type in lower case please) compounds: AgSO4• PH20 aluminum silicate iron (III) 3203 oxalate охygen Sn3(BO3)4 difluoride strontium Hg2)3(PO3)2

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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