**Question: Identifying the Incorrect Name-Chemical Formula Combination**Which of the following name-chemical formula combinations is incorrect?1. Magnesium permanganate trihydrate / Mg(MnO₄)₂•3H₂O2. Tetrasilicon octachloride / SiCl₂3. Chlorous acid / HClO₂(aq)4. Zinc carbonate / ZnCO₃5. Lead (IV) sulfite / Pb(SO₃)₂**Options:**- ◯ 4- ◯ 3- ◯ 1- ◯ 2- ◯ 5

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Which of the following name-chemical formula combination is inco 1. Magnesium permanganate trihydrate / Mg(MnO4)2*3H2O 2. Tetrasilicon octachloride / SiCl2 3. Chlorous acid / HCIO2(aq) 4. Zinc carbonate / ZNCO3 5. Lead (IV) sulfite / Pb(SO3)2 O 4 O 3 O 1 O 2 O 5

Which of the following name-chemical formula combination is inco 1. Magnesium permanganate trihydrate / Mg(MnO4)2*3H2O 2. Tetrasilicon octachloride / SiCl2 3. Chlorous acid / HCIO2(aq) 4. Zinc carbonate / ZNCO3 5. Lead (IV) sulfite / Pb(SO3)2 O 4 O 3 O 1 O 2 O 5

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