1. V₂(SO4)3 -> Vanadium (III) Sulphate V₂(SO4)3->2V+3+3(SO 4)-² 2. Zn 3P 2 -> Tri zinc Di phosphide Zn 3P 2 -> 3Zn+2 +2P-3 3. Sr(C 2H 30 2)2 -> Strontium acetate Sr(C 2H 30 2)2 -> Sr+2+ 2(C ₂H 30 2)-¹ 4. Cu₂0:- Cooper II Oxide Cu₂O -> 2Cu+¹+0-²

1. V₂(SO4)3 -> Vanadium (III) Sulphate V₂(SO4)3->2V+3+3(SO 4)-² 2. Zn 3P 2 -> Tri zinc Di phosphide Zn 3P 2 -> 3Zn+2 +2P-3 3. Sr(C 2H 30 2)2 -> Strontium acetate Sr(C 2H 30 2)2 -> Sr+2+ 2(C ₂H 30 2)-¹ 4. Cu₂0:- Cooper II Oxide Cu₂O -> 2Cu+¹+0-²

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1. V₂(SO4)3 -> Vanadium (III) Sulphate
V₂(SO4)3->2V+3+3 (SO 4)-²
2. Zn 3P 2 -> Tri zinc Di phosphide
Zn 3P 2->3Zn +2 +2P-3
3. Sr(C 2H 30 2)2 -> Strontium acetate
Sr(C ₂H 30 2)2 -> Sr+2+ 2(C ₂H 30 2)-¹
4. Cu₂0:- Cooper II Oxide
Cu₂O -> 2Cu+¹+0-²

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