Question

The chemical formula for an ionic compound made of potassium and chlorine is KCI. What is its chemical name?

O potassium oxide
O potassium chlorine
O potassium chloride
O potassium anion

Answer 1

potassium chloride

Step-by-step explanation:

K-potassium

Cl-chloride ion

Answer 2

KCL stands for Potassium Chloride

• K-Potassium
• Cl-Chloride

Melting and Boiling points of few ionic compounds:-

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