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question 23 1 pts the correct name for ccl4 is _. monocarbon tetrachloride carbon chloride carbon perchlorate carbon tetrachloride question 24 1 pts the correct formula for molybdenum (iv) hypochlorite is _. mocl4 mo(clo4)4 mo(clo)4 mo(clo2)4

Explanation:

For Question 23: In naming covalent compounds, the prefix 'tetra -' indicates 4. CCl₄ has one carbon and four chlorine atoms, so it is named carbon tetrachloride. The prefix 'mono -' is usually not used for the first element when there is only one.
For Question 24: Molybdenum(IV) has a charge of +4. Hypochlorite ion has a formula ClO⁻ with a charge of -1. To balance the charges in the compound, 4 hypochlorite ions are needed for one molybdenum(IV) ion, resulting in the formula Mo(ClO)₄.

Answer:

Question 23: D. carbon tetrachloride
Question 24: C. Mo(ClO)₄