Chemistry, asked by sks2736, 2 months ago

If we write the chemical name of FeSO4 as Iron sulphate rather writing Iron (II) sulphate then would it be correct or incorrect?

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Answered by amirthavarshinims202

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ferrous sulfate (anh.)

Answered by rajeevvatsa

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It would be correct

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