Ionic compounds → charge of anion goes to the subscript of counterion
1st row:
oxide → O2-
3rd row:
Al2(SO4)3 → Al3+ + SO42- → SO42-
4th row:
nitrate → NO3-
6th row:
Fill in the blanks in the following table:
Cation | Anion | Formula | Name |
Lithium oxide | |||
Fe2+ | PO43- | ||
Al2(SO4)3 | |||
Copper(II) nitrate | |||
Cr3+ | I- | ||
Mn(ClO2)2 | |||
Ammonium carbonate | |||
Zinc perchlorate |
Complete the second column of the table.
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