For problems 11-20 give the correct formula. Use charges to get the formula, but do not leave charges on the final formula. 11. dinitrogen trisulfide 12. potassium sulfide 13. zinc acetate 14. lithium sulfite 15. iodine heptachloride 16. aluminum carbide 17. molybdenum (III) hydrogen phosphite 18. sodium potassium sulfate (this is a mixed cation salt) 19. manganese (VII) selenide 20. vanadium (IV) hydroxide

For problems 11-20 give the correct formula. Use charges to get the formula, but do not leave charges on the final formula. 11. dinitrogen trisulfide 12. potassium sulfide 13. zinc acetate 14. lithium sulfite 15. iodine heptachloride 16. aluminum carbide 17. molybdenum (III) hydrogen phosphite 18. sodium potassium sulfate (this is a mixed cation salt) 19. manganese (VII) selenide 20. vanadium (IV) hydroxide

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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