What is the name of n2cl4? explain how you determined the bond type and the steps you used to determine the naming convention for the compound.

(Answer) The name of the compound with formula N2Cl4 is dinitrogen tetrachloride.

In this compound, two central nitrogen atoms are bonded by covalent bonds by sharing valence electron pairs among each other. Two chlorine atoms are attached to each nitrogen atom by covalent bond formation.

One molecule of the compound N2Cl4 has 2 nitrogen atoms and 4 chlorine atoms. For this reason, its name is dinitrogen tetrachloride. Here, "di" represents "two" and "tetra" represents "four".

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