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Explanation:Rrules for naming binary compounds.
1. The less electronegative element is written first.This is not always true for all elements.Nonmetals follow this order:C,p,N,H,S,I,Br,Cl,O,F.
2.The right numeric prefix is used example mono for 1 atom,did for 2 atoms,tri for 3 atoms,tetra for 4 atoms.etc
3. The second element is named after the first with the ending of the element's name changed to-ide then the right prefix is used for the second element.
4.Drop the 'a' in a prefix ending in one prior to the one starting with the vowel'o'. Example write tetroxide instead of tetra oxide.
32. A binary compound is a compound that contains two non metals.
33. A binary acid is a compound that contains a hydrogen atom that is bonded to a non metal in its molecule.They are called hydracids.The general formular is H-X.Examples are HCl,H2S, etcwhile oxyacid are compounds that are composed of hydrogen,oxygen and other elements in the molecule. An eample is HClO3.
34. N2O3 will be named dintrogentetroxide.This is because it is a covalent compound and will follow rule 2 by putting the right numeric prefix based on the number of atoms of nitrogen and oxygen in the molecule.The 'a"at the end of tetra dropped because of the vowel 'o'in the next letter.
35. a. Molecular formulae of iodic acid is HIO3
b.Molecular formulae for disulfurtrioxide is
S2O3
c.Molecular formulae for dinirtrogenmonoxide is N2O
d. Hydrogenchloric ice HCl
36. Answer 35