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With #27. if you can do at least two and explain how

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Alright, so to do this, you need to know the name of the elements and compounds, since all of these are ionic compounds which have different naming rules than covalent compounds, all you need is a periodic table and an ion chart. I'll do the first column.

A. Calcium Nitrate

B. Potassium Hydroxide

C. Magnesium Carbonate.

I also am including a picture of an ion chart that include almost all of the ions to help you with the rest of them.

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KOH - Potassium hydroxide (The compound for potassium is K, hence the first part, and OH is for hydroxide so when you put them together it makes potassium hydroxide.. pretty self explanatory)
Ca(NO3)2 - Calcium nitrate (The symbol for calcium is Ca, next is NO which is nitrate and the 3 means that there are 3 Nitrate compounds..I am not 100% sure what the 2 means at the end, but I am guessing it means that there are 2 calcium nitrate compounds in all.)
MgCO3 - Magnesium carbonate
Na3PO4 -Trisodium phosphate
LiNO3 - Lithium Nitrate
Mg(C2H3O2)2 - Magnesium acetate

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