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What kind of compounds are named using prefixes? A. Transition metal compounds B. Ionically bonded compounds C. Hydrogen-bonded molecules D. Covalently bonded molecules
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What kind of compounds are named using prefixes? A. Transition metal compounds B. Ionically bonded compounds C. Hydrogen-bonded molecules D. Covalently bonded molecules
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A. Transition metal compounds
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C. Hydrogen-bonded molecules
D. Covalently bonded molecules
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Answer: Covalently bonded Molecules
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