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Interpretation: The given compound is to be named.
Concept introduction:
Ionic compounds are compounds that are made up of ions. They lose or gain atoms to give a positive or negative charge.
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Answer to Problem 47A
The compound name is iron(III) acetate.
Explanation of Solution
Compound | Ions present | Ions name | Compound name |
Iron(III) and acetate | Iron(III) acetate |
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Interpretation: The given compound is to be named.
Concept introduction:
Ionic compounds are compounds that are made up of ions. They lose or gain atoms to give a positive or negative charge.
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Answer to Problem 47A
The compound name is bromine monofluoride.
Explanation of Solution
Compound | Ions present | Ions name | Compound name |
Br+ and | Bromine and fluoride | Bromine monofluoride |
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Interpretation: The given compound is to be named.
Concept introduction:
Ionic compounds are compounds that are made up of ions. They lose or gain atoms to give a positive or negative charge.
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Answer to Problem 47A
The compound name is potassium peroxide.
Explanation of Solution
Compound | Ions present | Ions name | Compound name |
2 | Potassium and peroxide ion | Potassium peroxide |
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Interpretation: The given compound is to be named.
Concept introduction: Ionic compounds are compounds that are made up of ions. They lose or gain atoms to give a positive or negative charge.
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Answer to Problem 47A
The compound name is silicon tetrabromide.
Explanation of Solution
Compound | Ions present | Ions name | Compound name |
Silicon and bromide ion | Silicon tetrabromide |
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Interpretation: The given compound is to be named.
Concept introduction: Ionic compounds are compounds that are made up of ions. They lose or gain atoms to give a positive or negative charge.
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Answer to Problem 47A
The compound name is copper(II) permanganate.
Explanation of Solution
Compound | Ions present | Ions name | Compound name |
Copper(II) and permanganate | Copper(II) permanganate |
Chapter 4 Solutions
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