3.x Rules For Naming Substances (GCSE Chemistry)

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The compound correct naming formed from sodium and iodine is called:

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

The compound formed from calcium, carbon, and oxygen is correctly named what?

When copper combines with chlorine, the compound formed is called:

What is the correct name for LiCl?

What is the proper chemical name for a compound made of potassium and fluorine?

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

The correct naming of KBr is:

Which is the correct naming rule for aluminum and oxygen compound?

Which compound name is correctly formed from calcium and oxygen?

Upon reacting barium with chlorine, the correct compound naming is:

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