S2.1.2 - How do we write formulas for binary ionic compounds? (OLD 4.1)
An explanation of how to write ionic compound formulas with different combinations of positive (metal) and negative (nonmetal) ions. This video considers only binary ionic compounds (which contain only 2 elements).
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