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AlBr 2. Ca C H O 3. SO. 4. Ba OH 2 5. KNO3 6. CoCO3 7. ZnCl2 8. Mn SO4 2 9. N2O 10. NH4C2H3O2 2. Ca C2H3O2 2 1. This will will change change when This when we we talk talk about about nonmetal nonmetal nonmetal nonmetal compounds. Na3PO4 2. NH4 3P 2- 4. SO 5. MnCl 6. NF3 7. As O 8. Sr C2H3O2 2 9. CoF2 3. SO424. SO Learning chemistry takes time. Manganese VI Selenide 4. CoOH 5. Palladium IV Oxide Platinum II Carbonate 6. III Sulfate Ammonium Hydroxide. Nonmetals in Column IIIB have a -5...

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2. For inorganic compounds, determine the type of elements present in the compound and their respective charges.
3. Follow the rules for naming inorganic compounds, such as using prefixes to indicate the number of atoms present and indicating the charge of transition metals using Roman numerals.
4. For organic compounds, identify the main functional groups present in the compound.
5. Use prefixes and suffixes to indicate the number and type of carbon atoms, substituents, and functional groups in the compound.
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Naming of compounds is the process of giving a specific name to a chemical compound based on its chemical structure and composition.

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