ACTIVITY 4CAN YOU NAME ME?forms a compound whose name is different from it individual entity.start naming chemical formula by answering this activity.DIRECTIONS: Answer the questions that follow in the set of questions:A. Naming and Writing CompoundsFor numbers 1-5, form the separate ions into an ionic compound and name the compound formedornumbers 6 - 10, write the formula of the compound given and separate them into lons"Example:Na* and Cl - NaCI (Sodium Chloride)Fe* and SO, - FeSO4 (Iron (I1) Sulfate or Ferrous Sulfate)Barium Chloride - BaCl2; Ba* and CIAmmonium Nitrite - NH,NO2; NH, and NO21. Alš* and O2 -6. Francium Phosphate -.2. Cs and PO, -7. Copper (I) Nitride -3. K and Br -8. Mercury (1) Phosphide -4. Mg* and C* -.9. Zinc Bromate -5. Lit and S -10. Tin (IV) Oxide -B. Naming and Writing CompoundsFor numbers 1-5, write the name of the compound given its formula. For numbers 6- 10, write the formulaof the compound given its name.3. SO2-4. OF6 -.5. SF4-.6. P2CI10 -.7. P.O6 -8. Silicon Dioxide -9. Carbon Tetrachloride -10. Sulfur Tetroxide -11. Boron Trichloride -12. Nitrogen Pentaiodide-,PROCESSING QUESTIONS:of bondjon of Determine the moleculargeometries of thefollowing molecules, anddraw its structure.Explain1. Beryllium Chloridewoled nmovbs br2. Methane (CHA)3. Sulfur Hexafluorideof

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