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Would Mn(HPO4)2 be manganese (II) monohydrogen phosphate?

Would Mn(HPO4)2 be manganese (II) monohydrogen phosphate?
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Would Mn(HPO4)2 be manganese (II) monohydrogen phosphate?

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No, because HPO₄ is a multi-atom ion and has its own name which is Hydrogen phosphate.
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