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Nomenclature Of Transition Metal Oxides

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A student names the compound FeO2 as iron(IV) oxide. What mistake, if any, did the student make in naming this compound?

A

Transition metals do not require Roman numerals in their names.

B

The correct name for the compound is iron(II) oxide.

C

The compound is covalently bonded and should be named using prefixes.

D

The student made no mistake; the compound is named correctly.

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