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When naming ionic compounds does the roman numeral after the metal cation tell you how many anions will be there?
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When naming ionic compounds does the roman numeral after the metal cation tell you how many anions will be there?

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no

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the roman numeral tells you that the metal is a transition metals. transition metals have more than one oxidation state.

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