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Naming compounds
SF(sub)2
would if be just sulfur fluoride
same goes with SF (sub)6
Sulfur Fluoride?
SF(sub)2
would if be just sulfur fluoride
same goes with SF (sub)6
Sulfur Fluoride?
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Answered by
DrBob222
sulfur(II) fluoride or sulfur difluoride.
sulfur(VI) fluoride or sulfur hexafluoride.
sulfur(VI) fluoride or sulfur hexafluoride.
Answered by
Anonymous
What if it's Li(sub)3 N
would it be....
trilithium nitride? no?
Lithium nitride?
Is there a website on rules for naming compounds?
would it be....
trilithium nitride? no?
Lithium nitride?
Is there a website on rules for naming compounds?
Answered by
DrBob222
I think either would be correct. I call it lithium nitride. Since lithium has ONLY the +1 oxidation state, it isn't necessary to denote that (as in lithium(I) nitride) and I don't think it's necessary to say trilithium for the same reason.
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