Fill in the blank spaces accordingly please answer urgently!!!! 3Nomenclature Worksheet 2:lonic Compounds Containing Transition MetalsPlease complete the following table:Name of lonic CompoundFormula of lonic CompoundCopper (I) phosphidedenɔcu202. Copper (I) oxide3 vanadium (V) nitrideV:NsTi SeTitanium (II) selenideag brse 2 se 4Silver bromideScandium (IV) selenide7. Iron (III) SulfideGold (II) nitride9.iron (i)chlorideFeCl10.11.Ni,S,12.CoBr,13.SuZ14.Fe,P,NizSa15.16.

Transition elements have different Oxidation states and also variable valencies. Thus they can form…

Nomenclature Worksheet 2: lonic Compounds Containing Transition Metals Please complete the following table: Name of lonic Compound Formula of lonic Compound Copper (I) phosphide cu:p cu20 2. Copper (I) oxide 3 vanadium (V) nitride V:Ns Ti Se Titanium (II) selenide ag br se 2 se 4 Silver bromide Scandium (IV) selenide 7. Iron (III) Sulfide Gold (II) nitride 9.iron (i)chloride FeCl 10. 11. Ni,S, 12. CoBr, 13. SuZ 14. Fe,P2 NizSa 15. 16.

Nomenclature Worksheet 2: lonic Compounds Containing Transition Metals Please complete the following table: Name of lonic Compound Formula of lonic Compound Copper (I) phosphide cu:p cu20 2. Copper (I) oxide 3 vanadium (V) nitride V:Ns Ti Se Titanium (II) selenide ag br se 2 se 4 Silver bromide Scandium (IV) selenide 7. Iron (III) Sulfide Gold (II) nitride 9.iron (i)chloride FeCl 10. 11. Ni,S, 12. CoBr, 13. SuZ 14. Fe,P2 NizSa 15. 16.

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