Question

14 fill in the blank 1 point co --> answer answer answer answer answer carbon ox oxygen - cobalt mon- -ate -ide carbon ox oxygen cobalt mon- -ate -ide

Explanation:

The chemical formula CO represents carbon monoxide. 'CO' is composed of one carbon (carbon) and one oxygen (oxygen) atom, and the naming convention for binary compounds with oxygen often uses the -ide suffix. So the name is carbon monoxide where 'carbon' is the element from the first part of the formula and 'oxide' (derived from oxygen with -ide suffix) indicates the presence of oxygen.

Answer:

carbon; mon-; oxygen; -ide