B. Nomenclature of Compounds: Study the examples given and fill up each table below.1. Binary AcidsFormulaPrefixStemSuffixNameEx: HCIhydrochloricHydrochloric acid1. HBr2. HF3. HI4. H2S5. НЗРQuestions:a. Why are the compounds called binary acids?b. From the names of the binary acids, state the rule of naming them.

Interpretation: We have to name binary acids.

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