+du/ultra/courses/_514124_1/cl/outline1 →Remaining Time: 56 minutes, 57 seconds.Question Completion Status:QUESTION 1Match the name with the formula. You will need to determine FIRST if the name/formula is IONIC ofCOVALENT (Simple Binary Molecular). Then name from there. It is easy to get confused so determine WHICHcategory it is in first and go from there.✓p 3-✓ PO43-✓ NH4NO3✓ KNO3✓KCI✓ H₂CO3- H3PO4QUESTION 2A. carbonic acidB. nitrogen nitrateC. None of theseD. nitric acidE. phosphideF. nitrogen ammoniumG. phosphateH. potassium coride1. ammonium nitrateJ. phosphoric acidK. trinitrogen hydride▬▬L. ammonium nitrogen trioxideM. potassium nitrateClick Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all answers.1.Save All Answv

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Match the name with the formula. You will need to determine FIRST if the name/formula is IONIC of COVALENT (Simple Binary Molecular). Then name from there. It is easy to get confused so determine WH category it is in first and go from there. ✓p 3- - ✓ PO43- v NH4NO3 ✓ KNO3 ✓KCI ✓ H₂CO3 ✓ H3PO4 A. carbonic acid B. nitrogen nitrate C. None of these D. nitric acid E. phosphide F. nitrogen ammonium G. phosphate H. potassium coride 1. ammonium nitrate J. phosphoric acid K. trinitrogen hydride L. ammonium nitrogen trioxide M. potassium nitrate

Match the name with the formula. You will need to determine FIRST if the name/formula is IONIC of COVALENT (Simple Binary Molecular). Then name from there. It is easy to get confused so determine WH category it is in first and go from there. ✓p 3- - ✓ PO43- v NH4NO3 ✓ KNO3 ✓KCI ✓ H₂CO3 ✓ H3PO4 A. carbonic acid B. nitrogen nitrate C. None of these D. nitric acid E. phosphide F. nitrogen ammonium G. phosphate H. potassium coride 1. ammonium nitrate J. phosphoric acid K. trinitrogen hydride L. ammonium nitrogen trioxide M. potassium nitrate

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