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Question 10 Which of the following shows the correct formula for the ions given?
Sn4+, 02-; Sn204
K+, CIT; KC12
Ba2+, s2-; Bas
Mg2+, F; Mg2F

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Question 10 Which of the following shows the correct formula for the ions given?
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