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ChemistryGeneral, Organic, and Biological ChemistryName the following compounds, all of which contain polyatomic ions and fixed-charge metals. a. LiOH b. Al(CN) 3 c. BaSO 4 d. NaNO 3

Name the following compounds, all of which contain polyatomic ions and fixed-charge metals. a. LiOH b. Al(CN) 3 c. BaSO 4 d. NaNO 3

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Name the following compounds, all of which contain polyatomic ions and fixed-charge metals.

  1. a. LiOH
  2. b. Al(CN)3
  3. c. BaSO4
  4. d. NaNO3

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