Asked by Boberto

In which of the examples is there an error in either the name OR the formula?

silver(I) nitrate -AgNO3 correct
iron(III) oxide - Fe2O3 correct
sodium bicarbonate - Na2HCO3 - incorrect.
calcium phosphate - CaPO3 in correct.
rubidium phosphate - Rb3PO4 correct.
strontium sulfide - SrSO3 - correct.
Answered by DrBob222
silver(I) nitrate -AgNO3 correct<b> ok</b>

iron(III) oxide - Fe2O3 correct<b> ok</b>

sodium bicarbonate - Na2HCO3 - incorrect. <b>OK. NaHCO3 is the correct formula. The newer name is sodium hydrogen carbonate</b>

calcium phosphate - CaPO3 in correct.<b> No. The correct formula is Ca3(PO4)2</b>

rubidium phosphate - Rb3PO4 correct. <b>OK</b>

strontium sulfide - SrSO3 - correct.<b> No. SrS. You wrote the formula for strontium sulfite</b>
Answered by Boberto
Thanks Drbob.
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