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Imagine that a new polyatomic anion called "platoate" is invented. What would an acid of "platoate" be named?

A. hydroplatonic acid
B. platonic acid
C. platonous acid
D. hydroplatonous acid
E. sodium platonide

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Final answer:

The acid of 'platoate' is named by using the stem of the anion name and adding -ic acid, making it 'hydroplatonic acid'.


Explanation:

The acid of the polyatomic anion 'platoate' would be named by taking the stem of the anion name and adding -ic acid. Since 'platoate' is an -ate ending anion, the acid would be named using the stem of the anion name plus -ic acid. Therefore, the correct answer would be hydroplatonic acid.


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