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Interpretation:
The difference between
Concept Introduction:
The steps involved to name a molecular compound are as follow:
First, identify that the given compound involves the combination of two non-metals or a non-metal and a metalloid.
Identify the
Start the name with the name of the first element in the compound.
If more than one atoms are present, use prefixes as di, tri, and tetra.
Then, state the root name of the second element with a proper suffix.
The naming representation for acid starts with ‘hydro’ as the prefix followed by the name of metal or non-metal with the use of ‘ic’ as a suffix.

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