Complete the following table below by writing the correct formula for the compound formed between each combination of cation and anion and then write the correct chemical name for each.

To complete the table of compounds formed between various cations and anions, we first need to identify the charges of each ion. The cations (positively charged ions) and anions (negatively charged ions) combine to form neutral compounds, requiring the total positive charge to balance the total negative charge.

For example, if we have a sodium cation (Na⁺) and a chloride anion (Cl^–), the formula for the compound would be NaCl, and the chemical name is sodium chloride. If we consider a calcium cation (Ca²⁺) and a sulfate anion (SO₄^2-), the formula would be CaSO₄, known as calcium sulfate.

Each combination will require similar reasoning based on the charges of the respective cations and anions. Remember to look for common ion charge states and combine them appropriately. The final output of your table will include the correct chemical formula and its name next to each ion pairing.