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When nitrogen and tin (sn4+) form an ionic compound, what is the formula? n3sn4 sn4n3 sn3n4 n4sn3?
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When nitrogen and tin (sn4+) form an ionic compound, what is the formula? n3sn4 sn4n3 sn3n4 n4sn3?

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N4Sn3 is the correct answer
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I think the answer is Sn3N4
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