Question

1. nabr
2. sc(oh)₃
3. v₂(so₄)₃
4. nh₄f
5. caco₃
6. nipo₄
7. li₂so₃
8. zn₃p₂
9. sr(c₂h₃o₂)₂
10. cu₂o
11. ag₃po₄
12. yclo₃
13. sns₂
14. ti(cn)₄
15. kmno₄
16. pb₃n₂
17. coco₃
18. cdso₃
19. cu(no₂)₂

Explanation:

Each ionic compound is named by first stating the cation (metal or polyatomic cation) with its charge if it's a transition metal with variable oxidation state, then the anion (nonmetal or polyatomic anion) with appropriate suffixes (-ide for monatomic anions, -ate/-ite for polyatomic oxoanions).

Answer:

1. Sodium bromide
2. Scandium(III) hydroxide
3. Vanadium(III) sulfate
4. Ammonium fluoride
5. Calcium carbonate
6. Nickel(III) phosphate
7. Lithium sulfite
8. Zinc phosphide
9. Strontium acetate
10. Copper(I) oxide
11. Silver phosphate
12. Yttrium chlorate
13. Tin(IV) sulfide
14. Titanium(IV) cyanide
15. Potassium permanganate
16. Lead(II) nitride
17. Cobalt(II) carbonate
18. Cadmium sulfite
19. Copper(II) nitrite