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Answer to AP chem question

Answer to AP chem question-example-1

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Answer:

Na₃PO₄= Trisodium phosphate

ZnSO₄ = Zinc sulfate

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Answer:

See the answer and explanation below, please.

Step-by-step explanation:

The formulas and names of the compunds are:

Na3 P04 (Sodium Phosphate )-->The phosphate suffix corresponds to the highest number of phosphorus oxidation (+5)

Zn PO4 (Zinc Sulfate)-->The phosphate suffix corresponds to the highest number of phosphorus oxidation (+5)

KN03 ( Potassium Nitrate)-->The nitratete suffix corresponds to the highest number of nytrogen oxidation (+5)

Fe 2 (C03)3 (Iron (III) Carbonate / Dihydrous Trioxide / Ferric Carbonate)-->The carbonate suffix corresponds to the highest number of carbon oxidation (+4)

Pb (Co2)2 (Lead carbonate (IV) / Lead trioxocarbonate (IV)))-->The carbonate suffix corresponds to the highest number of carbon oxidation (+4)

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