Explanation Naming of simple ionic compounds: While naming an ionic compound, name of cation comes first followed by name of anion. The cations are usually metals and their names are written as it is while naming compounds. The anions are non-metals and “-ide” is added to their name while naming a compound. For example, Sulfur becomes sulfide. While naming the cations that exist in more than one oxidation states: “ous” suffix is used for lower oxidation state and “ic “ suffix is used for higher oxidation state. For example: Fe 2 + is ferrous and Fe 3 + is ferric. Such cations can simply be distinguished by writing their name followed by oxidation state in parenthesis. For example: Fe 2 + is Iron (II) and Fe 3 + is Iron (III). Thus, Ag 3 P Cation: Ag + − Silver can exist in +1 oxidation state only. So, it is simply named as silver ion. Anion: P 3 − − Phosphide ion (from phosphorus) Name: Silver phosphide. PbS Cation: Pb 2 + - Lead shows two oxidation states, +2 and +4. Thus, it is named as lead (II) ion. Anion: S 2 − − Sulfide Name: Lead (II) sulphide. SnO 2 Cation: Sn 4 + - Tin exhibit two oxidation states: +2 and +4

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To determine:

The name of each of the given compounds-

Ag3P
PbS
SnO2
MnCl3
Bi2O3
CoCl2

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The name of each of the given compounds- Ag 3 P PbS SnO 2 MnCl 3 Bi 2 O 3 CoCl 2

To determine: The name of each of the given compounds- Ag3PPbSSnO2MnCl3Bi2O3CoCl2

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To determine:

The name of each of the given compounds-

Ag3P
PbS
SnO2
MnCl3
Bi2O3
CoCl2