Part: B Nomenclature5. Write the formula for the following compounds.IUPAC Namea. iron (III) chloride pentahydrateb. sulfuric acidc. lead (IV) phosphited. hydrosulfuric acide. copper (II) acetatef. potassium hydrogenthiosulfiteg. aluminum peroxideh. solid phosphorusg. oxygen gash. pertelluric acidi.aqueous sodium ionj. hydrogen fluoride gask. magnesium dihydrogenphosphate6. Write the full IUPAC name for each of the following compounds.a. N₂O5b. (NH4)2HPSO3c. PbSO3d. Ca3N2e. Ba(CIO4)2f. CuSeO4 3H₂Og. HI(g)h. HCl(aq)i. H₂TeO2Formulaj. S8k. Fe2(02)3

Part A: Writing down the formula: (a) Iron (III) chloride pentahydrate : FeCl3.5H2O (B) Sulfuric…

(III) chloride pentahydrate ric acid (IV) phosphite osulfuric acid per (II) acetate sium hydrogenthiosulfite inum peroxide phosphorus en gas elluric acid Dus sodium ion gen fluoride gas mesium full IUPAC name for each of the following compounds. 5 ¹)2HPSO3 03 dihydrogenphosphate √2 CIO4)2 O4.3H2O

(III) chloride pentahydrate ric acid (IV) phosphite osulfuric acid per (II) acetate sium hydrogenthiosulfite inum peroxide phosphorus en gas elluric acid Dus sodium ion gen fluoride gas mesium full IUPAC name for each of the following compounds. 5 ¹)2HPSO3 03 dihydrogenphosphate √2 CIO4)2 O4.3H2O

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Chapter5: Nomenclature

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