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Question

Correct each of the following names

a. CuI is cobalt(II) iodide

 b. Fe(HSO4)is iron(II) sulfate.

 c. MgCr2O7is magnesium dichromium heptaoxide.

Step-by-Step Solution

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Answer
  1. The correct name is copper (I) iodide.
  2. The correct name is iron (III) hydrogen sulfate.
  3. The correct name is magnesium dichromate.
1Step 1: Name of CuI

The compound is an ionic compound. Copper ions can have many forms. 

The charge of iodine is -1 and the subscripts will just interchange as charges of these elements.

 CulCu1+l1-

The cation is copper(I) and the anion is iodide. So the name of the compound is copper(I) iodide.

2Step 2: Name of Fe(HSO 4 ) 3

The compound is an ionic compound. Iron ions can have two forms, either +2 or +3.

The charge HSO4 is -1 and the subscripts will just interchange as charges of these elements. Fe(HSO4)3Fe3+HSO41-

The cation is iron (III) and the anion is hydrogen sulfate and the name is iron (III) hydrogen sulfate.

3Step 3: Name of MgCr 2 O 7

The compound is an ionic compound. The cation is magnesium and the anion is the polyatomic ion dichromate, so, the name of the compound is magnesium dichromate.