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The names of the compounds FeS, NaCl, NaOH, and Pb(CN)2 all end in the suffix A. -ite. B. -ate. C. -ic. D. -ide.
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The names of the compounds FeS, NaCl, NaOH, and Pb(CN)2 all end in the suffix

A. -ite.
B. -ate.
C. -ic.
D. -ide.

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They all end in -ide. These are ionic compounds. When naming them, you simply say the name of the metal element. Then name the nonmetal element, adding the suffix -ide to the end of the name.
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