!sub= 18 Write chemical formulas for the follewing compoundsGive a carrect chemical name for cach of the fallowing compoundsL. Mgo2. Phl:L. Potassium iodide2. Barium sulfate3. Aluminum nitrate3. FeS4. ZnSO45. Li:CO,6. Ba(NO.7. NH NO:8. K:SO9. CrCh4 Copper (1) earbonate5. Gold () chlonde6. Ferric hydroxide7. Lead (II) chromate8. Nickel (II) bydruxide9. Mereury (II) brumide10. Silver ncetateII. Magnesium chlorate10. Sr(CHO::II. Mg N:12. Sodium perexide12. Cas(PO)13. Manganese (I) phosphate13. SnO14. KMn0.15. Hg Cl14. Ammonium sulfide15. Platinum (IV) fluaride16. Chromium (III) hydroxide16. NAHCO17. Calcium oxalateI8. Antimony trichleride19. Ammonin211. Silicon dioxide17. CCL18. NO:19. N;O:20. PBr:21. Carbon monexide21. CaO:22. Hydrobromic acid22. IChue23. Nitrous acid23. INO24. H;SO25. HPO24. Acetic acid25. Sulfurie acid

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Write chemical formulas for the follewing compounds Give a carrect chemical name for each of the following compounds. L. Potassium lodide 2. Barium sulfate 3. Aluminum nitrate 1. Mgo 2. Phl: 3. FeS 4. ZnSO, 5. LiCO 6. Ba(NOs) 7. NHNO: 8. KISO 9. CrCh 10. Sr(C:HO:) II. MgNI 12. Cas(PO 4 Copper (1) earbunate 5. Gold () chlonde 6. Ferric hydroside 7. Lead (II) chromate 8. Nickel (11) bydruxile 9. Mereury (II) brumide 10. Silver acetate II. Magnesium chlorate 12. Sodium perexide 13. Manganese () phosphate 13. SnO: 14. Ammonium sulfide 14. KMn0 15. Platinum (IV) fluaride 15. Hg Cl 16. NaHCO 17. CCL4 18. NO, 16. Chromium () hydroxide 17. Calcium oxalte I8. Antimony trichleride 19. Ammonia 20. Silicon dioxide 19. N,0. 20. PHr, 21. Carhen monexide 21. CaO, 22. Hydrubromie acid 22. HClue 23. Nitrous acid 23, IINO 24. HSO 25. HPO 24. Acetie acid 25, Sulfurie acid

Write chemical formulas for the follewing compounds Give a carrect chemical name for each of the following compounds. L. Potassium lodide 2. Barium sulfate 3. Aluminum nitrate 1. Mgo 2. Phl: 3. FeS 4. ZnSO, 5. LiCO 6. Ba(NOs) 7. NHNO: 8. KISO 9. CrCh 10. Sr(C:HO:) II. MgNI 12. Cas(PO 4 Copper (1) earbunate 5. Gold () chlonde 6. Ferric hydroside 7. Lead (II) chromate 8. Nickel (11) bydruxile 9. Mereury (II) brumide 10. Silver acetate II. Magnesium chlorate 12. Sodium perexide 13. Manganese () phosphate 13. SnO: 14. Ammonium sulfide 14. KMn0 15. Platinum (IV) fluaride 15. Hg Cl 16. NaHCO 17. CCL4 18. NO, 16. Chromium () hydroxide 17. Calcium oxalte I8. Antimony trichleride 19. Ammonia 20. Silicon dioxide 19. N,0. 20. PHr, 21. Carhen monexide 21. CaO, 22. Hydrubromie acid 22. HClue 23. Nitrous acid 23, IINO 24. HSO 25. HPO 24. Acetie acid 25, Sulfurie acid

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