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What is the correct name for N2O5?

I put dinitorgen pentaoxide but it was wrong. How is it wrong when they are both nonmetals?

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The correct hybridizations of the C and N in Uric Acid are?

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QUESTION:

The correct hybridizations of the C and N in Uric Acid are?

MY ANSWER:

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