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Transcribed Image Text:8. Write formulas and name the hodgepodge of compounds resulting from matching
all cations with all anions for each set.
Set 1
Cations Anions
Li
Cd²+
Na
Cu²+
Vs+
Mg2+
*Name is veids
CI
SO₁²
NO,
0²
CO3²-
I
Cations
Fe³+
Fe²+
A1³+
Zn²+
K*
VO²+
Set 2
Anions
3
PO ³
HPO,²
HCO,
CN
CH₂CO₂ or C₂H₂O₂
IO
MEDA
Set 3
Cations
Pb²+
NH₂
H*(aq)*
Mn³+
Hg2+
Sr²+
Anions
SiO₂²
S²-
MnO₂™
HSO
A
Cr₂O7²
C₂0,2
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