A. Give name to the following chemical C. Write the chemical formula for the followings. formulas. Identify the TYPE of Identify the TYPE of compound Means whether is compound Means whether is Acid, base, Acid, base, Salt, or binary Salt, or binary 1 7 Pb; (PO4)2 Barium oxide 2 8 SO3 Hydro chloric acid 3 Fe,03 Carbonate 4 10 CaHPO3 Hydrogen per iodate 5 11 Hg (1 04) 2 Magnesium hydroxide 6 12 Na H 2PO4 Ammonium carbonate

A. Give name to the following chemical C. Write the chemical formula for the followings. formulas. Identify the TYPE of Identify the TYPE of compound Means whether is compound Means whether is Acid, base, Acid, base, Salt, or binary Salt, or binary 1 7 Pb; (PO4)2 Barium oxide 2 8 SO3 Hydro chloric acid 3 Fe,03 Carbonate 4 10 CaHPO3 Hydrogen per iodate 5 11 Hg (1 04) 2 Magnesium hydroxide 6 12 Na H 2PO4 Ammonium carbonate

Chemistry: Principles and Reactions

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Chapter21: Chemistry Of The Nonmetals

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