Question

chemical name of water not farmula​

Answer 1

Answer:

Chemical Name of water is Dihydrogen oxide. It came as ions in water are H and OH, so H is Hydrogen and OH is Hydroxide. So addingg names, you'll get DihydrogenMonoxide but since it is a hoax, though technically correct, it is not used commenly. Other names are Hydrogen Oxide and Oxidane.

Answer 2

Answer:

We have to apply

naming of covalent compounds rules .

Water is made from hydrogen and oxygen, two nonmetals.

The first element listed gets a prefix di- since there are two hydrogens in H2O. So the first part of the name is dihydrogen

The second (and last element) listed will end in the ending -ide. So since there are no more than one oxygen you will just go with oxide.

So it’s dihydrogen oxide.

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