1. (0.5 point) Halifaxium is a transition metal that can form ionic compounds. When in a compound with sulfate, halifaxi

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1. (0.5 point) Halifaxium is a transition metal that can form ionic compounds. When in a compound with sulfate, halifaxi

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1. (0.5 point) Halifaxium is a transition metal that can form
ionic compounds. When in a compound
with sulfate, halifaxium takes on a +5
charge. What is the chemical formula for halifaxium (V)
sulfate?

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chemical name in CAPA make sure to:

1. Do NOT include any states, such as (s), (l), (g)
2. DO include (aq) after the chemical formula for
an acid, with no space between the chemical
formula and the state - example HF(aq)
3. List the elements and subscripts as you see them – example
Ag2C2O4 would be input at
Ag2C2O4
4. Acids should always list hydrogen first - example HF
5. Hydrates will use a period to represent the dot – example
Zn(CH3CO2)2•6H2O would
be input as Zn(CH3CO2)2.6H2O
2. (1 point) What is the molar mass of halifaxium (V) chloride
in g/mol?

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to TWO (2) decimal places in standard
notation (example: 1.23). DO
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3. (0.5 point) An acid containing halifaxium has the chemical
formula HHaO4 and is named "halifaxic
acid". What is the name of the anion formed when the
hydrogen cation is lost?

INSTRUCTIONS: Choose one of the
following options.




a- halifaxo

b- halifaxic

c- halifaxous

d- halifaxiumite

e- halifaxate

f- halifaxite

g- halifaxide
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