Which of the following is the correct step for naming ionic compounds? O The ending of the anion only becomes "-ide" when it is not a polyatomic ion O The anion has the charge labeled in Roman numerals in parenthesis after it O The anion is listed first O The ending of the anion always becomes "-ide"

Which of the following is the correct step for naming ionic compounds? O The ending of the anion only becomes "-ide" when it is not a polyatomic ion O The anion has the charge labeled in Roman numerals in parenthesis after it O The anion is listed first O The ending of the anion always becomes "-ide"

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