Help Please. Thanks For each of the following pairs of ions, write the chemical formula for the ionic compound that theywould form. Use proper notation and place the cation first.a) Na and S2-Please Note: Chemical notation is case sensitiveEnter your chemical notation hereb) NH, and SiO3²-Please Note: Chemical notation is case sensitiveEnter your chemical notation herec) Al3+ and S2-Please Note Chemical notation is case sensitiveEnterlyour chemical notation/here3-d) Ba and POPlease Note: Chemical notation is case sensitiveEnter yourdhemicathbtatih.here

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would form. Use proper notation and place the cation first. a) Na* and S?- Please Note: Chemical notation is case sensitive Enter your chemical notation here b) NH4 and Si03- Please Note: Chemical notation is case sensitive Enter your chemical notation here c) Al and S-