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This question wants us to fill in the following table.
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So first we have ammonium bromide, which we know must be made out of the ammonium ion and bromine ion.
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And given that the charges of the ions, only one of them by themselves, will balance each other out.
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We can determine the formula of ammonium bromide to be nh4br.
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This next compound has the formula bas, which we know refers to barium sulfide.
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And it is made out of the barium cation and the sulfur anion, which has a charge of negative 2.
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Next we have iron 2 chloride, and we know that iron 2 has a positive 2 charge, and given that iron 2 has a positive 2 charge, while chlorine, the anion of chlorine only has a negative 1 charge, we know that we need 2 chlorine to balance the charge of the iron cation.
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Next we have a compound with a formula pbf2, which we know refers to lead to fluoride, and we know that the cation of lead 2 has a positive to charge...