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- Tertiary and Quaternary Compounds
Tertiary and Quaternary Compounds are compounds containing more than two elements. In naming them, the following procedures are followed:
(i) The name of the most electropositive element is written first followed by the most electronegative element.
(ii) If the metal has a variable oxidation number, its oxidation number is written in Roman numerals immediately after the element.
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