please complete the table.NOMENCLATURE OF INORGANIC COMPOUNDS Name of theFormulaof theFormula ofACIDthefrom whichNameof theFormula ofNameSALTtheАCIDof theSALTACIDfrom whichACIDthe salt isthe salt isderivedderived1. MercuricsulfideH;S2. Potassiumcarbonate3.NH,FHFCaSO,Sulfurousacid5. Cuproushypochlorite6.NasPO3Phosphorous acid7.Al(IO):Нуpoiodousacid8.Fe(NO2)2HNO29. PlumbousbromateHBrO3

The salts are named so that cation is named first followed by anion. Proton donor is acid according…

Name of the SALT Formula of the SALT Formula of the ACID from which the salt is derived Name of the ACID Formula of the Name of the АCID ACID from which the salt is derived 1. Mercuric sulfide H,S 2. Potassium carbonate NHẠF HF Sulfurous acid 4. CasO, 5. Cuprous hypochlorite NaiPO Phosphorou s acid 7. AI(10) Нуpolodous acid 8. Fe(NO:)2 HNO2 9. Plumbous bromate HBRO || || ||

Name of the SALT Formula of the SALT Formula of the ACID from which the salt is derived Name of the ACID Formula of the Name of the АCID ACID from which the salt is derived 1. Mercuric sulfide H,S 2. Potassium carbonate NHẠF HF Sulfurous acid 4. CasO, 5. Cuprous hypochlorite NaiPO Phosphorou s acid 7. AI(10) Нуpolodous acid 8. Fe(NO:)2 HNO2 9. Plumbous bromate HBRO || || ||

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