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The suffix used to name a monatomic anion is O A. ite O B. ide O C. anion O D. ate

The suffix used to name a monatomic anion is O A. ite O B. ide O C. anion O D. ate
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The suffix used to name a monatomic anion is

O A. ite
O B. ide
O C. anion
O D. ate

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The answer is B . Just took the quiz. IDE
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User Dave Pritlove
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The answer is B.ide I looked it up on google hope this help and sorry if it was late
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