Question

1. nh₄cl
2. fe(no₃)₃
3. tibr₃
4. cu₃p
5. snse₂
6. gaas
7. pb(so₄)₂
8. be(hco₃)₂
9. mn₂(so₃)₃
10. al(cn)₃

Explanation:

Each ionic/covalent compound is named by identifying cations (including polyatomic cations), anions (including polyatomic anions), and using Roman numerals for metals with variable oxidation states to indicate their charge.

Answer:

1. Ammonium chloride
2. Iron(III) nitrate
3. Titanium(III) bromide
4. Copper(I) phosphide
5. Tin(IV) selenide
6. Gallium arsenide
7. Lead(IV) sulfate
8. Beryllium bicarbonate (or Beryllium hydrogen carbonate)
9. Manganese(III) sulfite
10. Aluminum cyanide