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Mixed Naming Worksheet – Ionic, Covalent and Acids Directions: Be sure to determine what type of compound your substance is – ionic, binary, covalent or an acid. Naming Compounds

1. NO2 - Covalent
2. NaBr - Ionic
3. SiO2 -
4. P2Br4
5. FeSO4
6. SF6
7. HNO3
8. Li2S
9. HCl
10. MgBr2

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