Posted by sara on Friday, October 15, 2010 at 6:46pm.
In the old days I would have called this stannic sulfate.
Today I would name it as tin(IV) sulfate.
Frankly, I liked stannic sulfate better, the new format sounds like I'm saying "ten four" and that sounds like I'm playing detective.
10, 4 and out.
can u explain?
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