Explanation Each and every compound in chemistry is named by following some vocabulary. Some of the rules that chemists use to name a compound is, If the name ends with –ide indicates that the compound has only two elements. In this case hydroxide is alone an exception. If the name ends with –ate indicates that the compound has oxygen and other elements. If in the compound, one of them is a metal, which can have variable oxidation state means, the oxidation state in the particular compound is indicated in the after the metal with roman letters. Conclusion: From the above explanation, we can find that option b will be the best choice among the given options. This is because the compound name which ends with –ate always contains oxygen as one of its elements...

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