Name the following anions 1. O 2. N^-13 3. Br^-1?
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2018-05-08 9:26 pm
1. It should be O^-2, oxide ion.
2. It should be N^-3, nitride ion. (Note that azide ion is N3^-1 instead).
3. It is Br^-1, bromide ion.
2. It should be N^-3, nitride ion. (Note that azide ion is N3^-1 instead).
3. It is Br^-1, bromide ion.
2018-05-08 9:36 pm
As KennyB said, If you have O^2-, that is an oxide ion. O2 is simply oxygen, and isn't an anion.
N^3- is nitride (not azide). (As you have written it, N^-13 isn't anything.
Br^- is bromide.
N^3- is nitride (not azide). (As you have written it, N^-13 isn't anything.
Br^- is bromide.
2018-05-08 9:21 pm
Number three is bromide
Number one is not an anion. If it was O-2, it would be oxide
Number two is non-existent. If it was N-3 it would be azide
Number one is not an anion. If it was O-2, it would be oxide
Number two is non-existent. If it was N-3 it would be azide
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