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When nitrogen and tin (Sn4+) form an ionic compound, what is the formula?
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When nitrogen and tin (Sn4+) form an ionic compound, what is the formula?

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Nitrogen is N2 and as you've provided tin is Sn4+, the ionic compound is N4Sn3. Hope this helped :)
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