PSA: "Problems: Formula writing and nomenclature of inorganic compounds"

Because it was so ridiculously hard that some of the anions weren't even listed on the ion sheet and I had to double-check on Wikipedia (which is mostly correct on nomenclature, because uni students edit it for practise, or so I heard) for almost every single one, here are answers for checking and debating (if anybody's still up, that is). Really, if I'd known it was this hard (it's probably Chem Olympiad/uni level compound, actually), I'd have done the "find aspects of the Human Condition in "Remittance Man"" activity any day. Also, I apologise for the lack of sub/superscripts, but I'm typing this on the school laptop and Gmail doesn't seem to support it.

Edit: Never mind my answers, look here: http://www.chymist.com/Formula%20answers.pdf

Editedit: http://www.whitwellhigh.com/jcantrell/simionic.html - yep, you guessed it, more practice.

Public Service Announcement: Lots and Lots of Stuff

Firstly, laptops will be back Monday/Tuesday.
Secondly, on Monday, we get to skip a little bit of class because they're updating the finger-scanning system. Look out for a timetable on a daysheet near you.
Thirdly, 10HG5 - Essay due Monday; 10AG4 - Speeches continue, Report on Current Issues due in Friday; 10FR - Language Competition Monday next; 10IPT - HSC Trial Tuesday next; 10MTE - Bookmark on Circle Geometry Wednesday next.

That is all for now. Passer un bon week-end.