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Fill in the missing infоrmаtiоn in the tаble belоw.  Be sure to: write the nаmes in lower cases. Elements are case sensitive. separate the names by a space as shown. Charges are written in roman numeral format as shown for tin (IV) chloride Subscripts & superscripts are difficult to format correctly, just write them w/o attempts to format - as shown for SnCl4. You must indicate if a charge is negative or positive.  Sodium in the example below has a +1 charge; therefore, it's charge is +1.  The chloride has a negative charge so you would write its charge as -1. Name Formula Metal (cation) (in neutral form) Charge on Metal Non-metal (anion)/polyatomic anion (In neutral form) charge on anion tin (IV) chloride SnCl4 Sn +2 Cl -1 sodium chloride NaCl Na +1 Cl -1 sodium sulfate Na(SO4)2 Na +1 SO4 -2 calcium bromide [calcium_bromide_formula] [calcium_bromide_metal] [calcium_bromide_metal_charge] [calcium_bromide_anion] [calcium_bromide_anion_charge] [fef2_name] FeF2 [fef2_metal] [fef2_metal_charge] [fef2_anion] [fef2_anion_charge] copper (II) chloride [copper_chloride_formula] [copper_chloride_cation] [copper_chloride_metal_charge] [copper_chloride_anion] [copper_chloride_anion_charge] [mg2n3_name] Mg2N3 [mg2n3_metal] [mg2n3_metal_charge] [mg2n3_anion] [mg2n3_anion_charge] [agcl_name] [agcl_formula] Ag +1 Cl -1 [cobalt_nitrate_name] Co(NO3)2 [cobalt_metal] [cobalt_metal_charge] [nitrate_anion] [nitrate_anion_charge]

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