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Here are few of the binary ionic compound;

  • Lithium fluoride LiFlithium fluorideLiFlithium chlorideLiCllithium bromideLiBrlithium iodideLiIlithium oxideLi2Olithium sulfideLi2Slithium nitrideLi3Nlithium phosphideLi3Pberyllium fluorideBeF2beryllium chlorideBeCl2beryllium bromideBeBr2beryllium iodideBeI2beryllium oxideBeOberyllium sulfideBeSberyllium nitrideBe3N2beryllium phosphideBe3P2boron fluorideBF3boron chlorideBCl3boron bromideBBr3boron iodideBI3boron oxideB2O3boron sulfideB2S3boron nitrideBNboron phosphideBPsodium fluorideNaFsodium chlorideNaClsodium bromideNaBrsodium iodideNaIsodium oxideNa2Osodium sulfideNa2Ssodium nitrideNa3Nsodium phosphideNa3Pcopper (I) fluorideCuFcopper (I) chlorideCuClcopper (I) bromideCuBrcopper (I) iodideCuIcopper (I) oxideCu2Ocopper (I) sulfideCu2Scopper (I) nitrideCu3Ncopper (I) phosphideCu3Plead (II) fluoridePbF2lead (II) chloridePbCl2lead (II) bromidePbBr2lead (II) iodidePbI2lead (II) oxidePbOlead (II) sulfidePbSlead (II) nitridePb3N2lead (II) phosphidePb3P2iron (III) fluorideFeF3iron (III) chlorideFeCl3iron (III) bromideFeBr3iron (III) iodideFeI3iron (III) oxideFe2O3iron (III) sulfideFe2S3iron (III) nitrideFeNiron (III) phosphideFePlead (IV) fluoridePbF4lead (IV) chloridePbCl4lead (IV) bromidePbBr4lead (IV) iodidePbI4lead (IV) oxidePbO2lead (IV) sulfidePbS2lead (IV) nitridePb3N4lead (IV) phosphidePb3P4copper (II) fluorideCuF2copper (II) chlorideCuCl2copper (II) bromideCuBr2copper (II) iodideCuI2copper (II) oxideCuOcopper (II) sulfideCuScopper (II) nitrideCu3N2copper (II) phosphideCu3P2aluminum fluorideAlF3aluminum chlorideAlCl3aluminum bromideAlBr3aluminum iodideAlI3aluminum oxideAl2O3aluminum sulfideAl2S3aluminum nitrideAlNaluminum phosphideAlPmagnesium fluorideMgF2magnesium chlorideMgCl2magnesium bromideMgBr2magnesium iodideMgI2magnesium oxideMgOmagnesium sulfideMgSmagnesium nitrideMg3N2magnesium phosphideMg3P2potassium fluorideKFpotassium chlorideKClpotassium bromideKBrpotassium iodideKIpotassium oxideK2Opotassium sulfideK2Spotassium nitrideK3Npotassium phosphideK3Pcalcium fluorideCaF2calcium chlorideCaCl2calcium bromideCaBr2calcium iodideCaI2calcium oxideCaOcalcium sulfideCaScalcium nitrideCa3N2calcium phosphideCa3P2iron (II) fluorideFeF2iron (II) chlorideFeCl2iron (II) bromideFeBr2iron (II) iodideFeI2iron (II) oxideFeOiron (II) sulfideFeSiron (II) nitrideFe3N2iron (II) phosphideFe3P2
  • Easier to read...copper (II) sulfide
  • Magnesium iodide
  • Iron (III) Oxide
  • Aluminum Chloride
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Some examples of binary ionic compounds include sodium chloride (NaCl), potassium iodide (KI), magnesium oxide (MgO), and calcium nitride (Ca3N2). These compounds are composed of a metal cation (positive ion) paired with a nonmetal anion (negative ion).

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acetate-C2H3O2 OR CH3COO

AMMONIUM-NH4

BICARBONATE-HCO3

CARBONATE-CO3

CHROMATE-CrO4

CYANIDE-CN

DICHROMATE-Cr2O7

HYDROXIDE-OH

NITRATE-NO3

NITRITE-NO2

PERMANGANATE-MnO4

PHOSPHATE-PO4

SULFATE-SO4

SULFITE-SO3

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magnesium iodide & copper (ll) sulfide. APEXX

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mayaaa

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LMAO thats so much easier, thank you

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