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write the name:
CuO
copper (11) oxide
write the name:
ZnCl2
zinc chloride (remember, zinc only has one possible change so does not need a Roman numeral)
write the name:
Ag2O
silver oxide (remember, silver only has one possible change so does not need a Roman numeral)
write the name:
CuBr2
copper (11) bromide
write the name:
Cu3N
copper (111) nitride
write the name:
PbO
lead (11) oxide
write the name:
Pb2O4
lead (1V) oxide
write the name:
CuI2
copper (11) iodide
write the name:
CuI
copper (1) iodide
write the name:
Fe2O3
iron (111) oxide
write the name:
FeS
iron (11) sulfide
write the formula:
copper (1) oxide
Cu2O
write the formula:
copper (11) nitride
Cu3N2
write the formula:
copper (11) bromide
CuBr2
write the formula:
lead (11) phosphide
Pb3P2
write the formula:
lead (1V) fluoride
PbF4
write the formula:
iron (1) sulfide
Fe2S
write the formula:
iron (11) oxide
FeO
write the formula:
AgF
silver fluoride (silver has only one charge and does not need a Roman numeral)
write the formula:
zinc nitride
Zn3N2 (zinc has only one charge and does not need a Roman numeral)