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What is the formula for copper (I) bromide copper (II) bromide iron (III) bromide lead (IV)...

What is the formula for copper (I) bromide copper (II) bromide iron (III) bromide lead (IV) bromide copper (I) bromide iron (III) bromide lead (IV) oxide

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copper (I) bromide     CuBr

copper (II) bromide      CuBr2

iron (III) bromide         FeBr3

lead (IV) bromide          PbBr4

copper (I) bromide       CuBr

iron (III) bromide        FeBr3

lead (IV) oxide              PbO2

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