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What does the Roman numeral in the name Tin IV Fluoride indicate?
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What does the Roman numeral in the name Tin IV Fluoride indicate?

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It indicates the number 4

Step-by-step explanation:

IV=4

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Tin can have different charges, so in order to specify how many electrons it has, there's a roman numeral indicating it.
In this case, Tin IV is a tin atom with 4 electrons
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