3.x Rules For Naming Substances (GCSE Chemistry)

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K2CO3 should correctly be called:

How would you name a compound formed when magnesium reacts with fluorine?

The proper chemical name for a compound of magnesium and oxygen is:

What is the correct name for LiCl?

What is the correct chemical name for H2SO4?

For a compound of zinc with chlorine, the correct naming rule is:

What is the correct compound naming of calcium and nitrogen?

Which correctly names the compound formed by iron reacting with chlorine?

The correct naming of KBr is:

What is the correct name for the compound made from sodium and chlorine?

How should a compound of silver and nitrate be correctly named?

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