Please I need help with this question ( all of it) it is under one question NameFormulaFormulaNameSodium nitrateNaNO3CuoAluminum bisulfateBiClsDecaxenon tribromideZn(NO3)2Barium oxideCu(CIO3)2Silver oxalatePbCr207Tetraiodine dinitridePAO9Fluorine monobromideA9CIO2Tin(IV) phosphateNasNCalcium thiosulfateSrSCopper (II) hydroxideHg2(CIO)2Mg(OH)2Lithium lodideIron(III) chlorideCSCIIron(II) oxideFeSGold(1) bromideMn(CN)2Dichlorine monoxideHFSulfur hexafluorideCdl2Ammonium phosphiteHgBr2Dichlorine heptoxide

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Name Formula Formula Name Sodium nitrate NONO3 Cuo Aluminum bisulfate BiCls Decaxenon tribromide Zn(NO3)2 Barium oxide Cu(CIO3)2 Silver oxalate PbCr207 Tetraiodine dinitride P.O9 Fluorine monobromide AGCIO2 Tin(IV) phosphate Na3N Calcium thiosulfate SrS Copper (II) hydroxide Hg2(CIO)2 Mg(OH)2 Lithium lodide 2Bre Iron(III) chloride CSCI Iron(II) oxide FeS Gold(1) bromide Mn(CN)2 Dichlorine monoxide HF Sulfur hexafluoride Cdl2 Ammonium phosphite HgBr2 Dichlorine heptoxide

Name Formula Formula Name Sodium nitrate NONO3 Cuo Aluminum bisulfate BiCls Decaxenon tribromide Zn(NO3)2 Barium oxide Cu(CIO3)2 Silver oxalate PbCr207 Tetraiodine dinitride P.O9 Fluorine monobromide AGCIO2 Tin(IV) phosphate Na3N Calcium thiosulfate SrS Copper (II) hydroxide Hg2(CIO)2 Mg(OH)2 Lithium lodide 2Bre Iron(III) chloride CSCI Iron(II) oxide FeS Gold(1) bromide Mn(CN)2 Dichlorine monoxide HF Sulfur hexafluoride Cdl2 Ammonium phosphite HgBr2 Dichlorine heptoxide

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Chapter19: Complex Ions

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