* Determine and write the formula for each of the following binarytonic compounds.Remember to write the charge number for each element, switch thecharge numbers, turn them into subscripts, and remove subscriptsif needed (see above).Switch theCharge#'sRemove Subscripts(If Needed - "1"sand Identical #'s)Write theNameMove toCharge#'sSubscriptsAluminum SulfideAl s?Al² s3Al,S3NO. AlsSodium ChlorideNa' cı'1Na' cı1Na,Cl,NaClCalcium PhosphideCa p Caf2CAPVEnateरतरगाMagnesium BromideMa BMgBrSroStrontium Oxide2.AN3412Potassium NitrideLithium IodideLilBarium PhosphideAluminum FluorideSodium SulfideCalcium NitrideMagnesium OxideCopyright © Shari Kendrick

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Determtne and write the formula for each of the following binary tonic compounds. Kemember to write the charge number for each element, switch the charge numbers, turn them into subscripts, and remove subscripts if needed (see above). Remove Subscripts (If Needed - "1"s and Identical #'s) Write the Switch the Name Move to Charge #'s Charge #'s Subscripts Aluminum Sulfide Al s? Al? s3 Al,S, Sodium Chloride Na' çı' Na' ci Na, Cl, NaCl Calcium Phosphide Co Ma 8 Ca 2 Ca2 CAP Magnesium Bromide MaBr Sro Strontium Oxide Potassium Nitride Lithium Iodide 1112 Ligs Lil Barium Phosphide Aluminum Fluoride Sodium Sulfide Calcium Nitride Magnesium Oxide

Determtne and write the formula for each of the following binary tonic compounds. Kemember to write the charge number for each element, switch the charge numbers, turn them into subscripts, and remove subscripts if needed (see above). Remove Subscripts (If Needed - "1"s and Identical #'s) Write the Switch the Name Move to Charge #'s Charge #'s Subscripts Aluminum Sulfide Al s? Al? s3 Al,S, Sodium Chloride Na' çı' Na' ci Na, Cl, NaCl Calcium Phosphide Co Ma 8 Ca 2 Ca2 CAP Magnesium Bromide MaBr Sro Strontium Oxide Potassium Nitride Lithium Iodide 1112 Ligs Lil Barium Phosphide Aluminum Fluoride Sodium Sulfide Calcium Nitride Magnesium Oxide

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