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Chapter 10, Problem 60E
Practice Exercise 1
Which of the follow-mg ox anions is incorrectly named?
a. CIO_2 , chlorate
b. IO _4periodate
c. SO23- sulfite
d. IO 3_ iodated
e. NO2_ nitrite
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