3. Lr₃Bn₂ (trilawrencium dibiedermanide)
4. Poohbearium tetraeeyoride (PhEy₄)
5. We use prefixes for each element in a covalent compounds to represent the number of atoms and ad the sufix "-ide" for the most electronegative element.
Explanation:
We have the following covalent compound N₂O₃. We start by naming the first element with the prefix "di-" showing that the chemical formula contains two nitrogen atoms and after that the second element is indicated with the prefix "tri-" showing that we have three oxygen atoms.
The name for N₂O₃ will be dinitrogen trioxide.
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