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How are covalent molecules named?

A. A number is used in front of each element's name, and the first element is changed to end in -ide.

B. A prefix is added to each element's name, and the second element is changed to end in -ide.

C. A roman numeral is used to indicate the number of atoms of each element.

D. The name of each element is followed by a number to indicate the amount of atoms. ​

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Answer:

A prefix

Explanation:

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The covalent molecules named as,

  • A prefix is added to each element's name, and the second element is changed to end in -ide

So, option B is correct one.

What is covalent molecules?

  • The molecule formed by sharing of electrons between atoms is called covalent molecules .
  • The atoms which form covalent molecules must have similar or less electnegativity difference.
  • Examples of covalent molecules are hydrogen molecule [tex]H_{2}[/tex] ,carbon dioxide, methane etc

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