Final Answer:
1) NaF — sodium fluoride
2) K₂CO₃ — potassium carbonate
3) MgSO₄ — magnesium sulfate
4) Be(OH)₂ — beryllium hydroxide
5) SrS — strontium sulfide
6) CuI — copper(I) iodide
7) ZnI₂ — zinc iodide
8) Ca₃(PO₄)₂ — calcium phosphate
9) HgI₂ — mercury(II) iodide
10) MnO₂ — manganese(IV) oxide
11) Fe(NO₃)₃ — iron(III) nitrate
12) CoCl₂ — cobalt(II) chloride
13) HBr — hydrogen bromide
14) ammonium fluoride — NH₄F
15) ammonium sulfate — (NH₄)₂SO₄
16) magnesium iodide — MgI₂
17) copper(II) sulfide — CuS
18) aluminum phosphide — AlP
19) lead(IV) oxide — PbO₂
20) cobalt(II) selenide — CoSe
21) silver cyanide — AgCN
22) iron(III) bicarbonate — Fe(HCO₃)₃
23) iron(II) oxide — FeO
24) lithium pyrophosphate — Li₄P₂O₇
25) lead(IV) sulfide — PbS₂
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of compound names and formulas worksheet.
