Explanation NO 2 − CO 3 2 − HSO 4 − PO 4 3 − Li + Cu 2 + Ba 2 + Naming: Cations are usually metals and their names are written as it is while naming compounds but there are few exceptions. There are few metals that exist in more than one oxidation state, so to differentiate among them, they are given different names. Example- Fe 2+ - Ferrous Fe 3+ - Ferric Cu + - Cuprous Cu 2 + - Cupric “ous” suffix is for lower oxidation state and “ic” for higher oxidation state Another way of differentiating them is to write the oxidation state in Roman numeral in parenthesis. For Example: Pb exist in +2 and +4 form, so they are written as Pb (II) ion and Pb (IV) ion. For naming of polyatomic ions that contains oxygen − In case any polyatomic ion contains oxygen, it is referred as an oxyanion. There can be more than one type of oxyanion of same atoms and there naming is done in such a manner so that suffix "ate" is used for the oxyanion with more number of oxygen atoms and on the other hand suffix "ite" is used for the oxyanion with less number of oxygen atoms

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To determine:

The formula and name of the compound that forms between each pair of ions in given table.