Hint for Writing the Formula for Tin (IV) fluoride Metal (Tin) + Non-metal (Fluorine) = Binary Ionic
But ... Iron is a transition metal, so ...
- Write the element symbols for Tin and Fluorine.
- The (IV) tells us that Tin has a +4 charge.
- Use the Periodic Table to find the charge for for Fluorine.
- Modify the subscript on Fluorine to balance the +4 charge on Iron.
Tin isn't a transition metal but it can have varying ionic charges. So we'll treat it like a transition metal here.
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