Ionic Nomenclature3. Write the name for each of the following compounds.a. Na;Sа.b. NH.CIb.c. CuFс.d. FeSO4d.e. Mn(NO;)2f. CuF2f.4. Write the chemical formula for each of the following compounds.a. nickel (II) phosphatea.b. calcium nitrateb.c. ammonium sulfatec.d. magnesium nitrided.e. silver (I) sulfideе.f. iron (II) phosphidef. 2. Write the formula of an ionic compound formed by the following main-group elements.1. Combine the ions to write formula of compound formed by each pair.CHEM 100Homework #4Names and Formulas of Ionic CompoundsName:Ionic FormulasIonCO,OHa.Na*Fe+с.Coa. Cesium and Sulfurc. Strontium and Nitrogenb. Calcium and Chlorineb.

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Ionic Nomenclature
3. Write the name for each of the following compounds.
a. Na;S
а.
b. NH.CI
b.
c. CuF
с.
d. FeSO4
d.
e. Mn(NO;)2
f. CuF2
f.
4. Write the chemical formula for each of the following compounds.
a. nickel (II) phosphate
a.
b. calcium nitrate
b.
c. ammonium sulfate
c.
d. magnesium nitride
d.
e. silver (I) sulfide
е.
f. iron (II) phosphide
f.

2. Write the formula of an ionic compound formed by the following main-group elements.
1. Combine the ions to write formula of compound formed by each pair.
CHEM 100
Homework #4
Names and Formulas of Ionic Compounds
Name:
Ionic Formulas
Ion
CO,
OH
a.
Na*
Fe+
с.
Co
a. Cesium and Sulfur
c. Strontium and Nitrogen
b. Calcium and Chlorine
b.

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