Question 44 of 80SubmitWhat is the correct IUPAC name for V(IO,),?(1) (11) (III)) (IV)hepta- hexa-penta- tri-di-mono-tetra-octa-hypoiodate periodideioditeiodate hypoiodite periodate iodide vanadiumhydrate acidDelete+

V(IO2)4 V4+ = vanadium(IV) IO2- = iodite IUPAC Name = vanadium(IV) iodite

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