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The oxidation number of Oxygen is -2, and that of chlorine is -1. Use this information to match the names of the compounds to their chemical formulas. MnCl2 -> MnO2 -> Ans…

The oxidation number of Oxygen is -2, and that of chlorine is -1. Use this information to match the names of the compounds to their chemical formulas. MnCl2 -> MnO2 -> Ans…
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The oxidation number of Oxygen is -2, and that of chlorine is -1. Use this information to match the names of the compounds to their chemical formulas.

MnCl2 ->

MnO2 ->

Answer options:

manganese (ll) fluoride

manganese (IV) chloride

manganese (II) oxide

manganese (IV) oxide​

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User Albin Paul
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Answer:

MnCl₂ → manganese (ll) chloride

MnO₂ → manganese (IV) oxide

Hope that helps.

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