14.NH&F15.CaCO316. NİPO.17.LizSO318. ZnsP219. Sr(C2H3O2)z20. Cu2021.AgaPO422. YCIO323. SnS224. Ti(CN)425. KMNO426. PbaN227. COCO328. CDSO329. Cu(NO2)230. Fe(HCOз)231. NaBr32. Ca(C2H3O2)33. P2Оs34. Ti(SO4)235. FEPO436. K3N37, SO238.CUOH39.Zn(NO2)210.V2S3Scanned with CamScannerop

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14. NH&F 15. CACO3 16. NİPO.

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