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Write the formula for the covalent compounds. Can you help me, please?
Transcribed Image Text:a. disulfur tetrafluoride
b. carbon trioxide
c. nitrogen pentoxide.
d. nitrogen tribromide
e. dinitrogen heptachloride
f. carbon tetrachloride_
g. hydrogen monochloride
h. trihydrogen monophosphide
i. dihydrogen monoxide
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