what is the IUPAC name for water
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IUPAC name of water is water
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The accepted IUPAC name of water is oxidane or simply water. Other names include dihydrogen monoxide, dihydrogen oxide and so on. The simplest systematic name of water is hydrogen oxide. For example OF2 is oxygen fluoride but ClO2 is chlorine oxide.
no ClO2 cannot be called as chlorine oxide
because theyalways forms anions
the electronegitivity values are more
ITS CHLORITE
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oxidane or simply water
of course oxidane is correct
it is general name
BOTH ARE CORRECT
but not iupac name
IUPAC IS OXIDANE
ok
But water has NO iupac name in general
it's simply water
yeah it's water only
hm
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