Write the formulas of the following compounds. & 13 & }(l) Dinitrogen monoxide & & 14 & Tricarbon octhydride & & 15 & Phosphorus pentachloride & & 15 & Sulfur hexaiodide &

To solve this problem, we need to write the chemical formulas for the given compounds based on their names. The names of the compounds follow standard rules of chemical nomenclature, which we will use to derive their formulas.## Step 1: Write the formula for "Dinitrogen monoxide"### The prefix "di-" indicates two nitrogen atoms, and "mono-" indicates one oxygen atom. Therefore, the formula is .## Step 2: Write the formula for "Tricarbon octahydride"### The prefix "tri-" indicates three carbon atoms, and "octa-" indicates eight hydrogen atoms. Therefore, the formula is .## Step 3: Write the formula for "Phosphorus pentachloride"### The name "pentachloride" indicates five chlorine atoms bonded to one phosphorus atom. Therefore, the formula is .## Step 4: Write the formula for "Sulfur hexaiodide"### The prefix "hexa-" indicates six iodine atoms bonded to one sulfur atom. Therefore, the formula is .