Help naming a compound

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amtran_bus · Answer

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amtran_bus · Answer

@Mertsj do you know?

mertsj · Answer

https://www.google.com/search?q=What+is+SnSE&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

compassionate · Answer

Tin Selenide.

anonymous · Answer

Tin IV Selenide...

wolfe8 · Answer

I think it is Tin (II) Selenide

wolfe8 · Answer

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin_selenide on the right side

compassionate · Answer

ITT: We all use Google.

anonymous · Answer

yep, wolfe8 is correct, sorry I thought 2 was at end of SN

amtran_bus · Answer

Why is it Tin II?

goformit100 · Answer

@Mertsj Bro you did a Minor Mistake. its SnSe   not SnSE

e should be small there^   ;) No Worries

mertsj · Answer

Maybe you should say stannous selenide

wolfe8 · Answer

The oxidation number. It means tin loses 2 electrons to selenide (Someone check if this explanation is right)

mertsj · Answer

@goformit100   I know it.  I just didn't think it was worth correcting since everyone would know what I meant.

goformit100 · Answer

;) No Worries. Sorry for my deed.

amtran_bus · Answer

Thank you all.
I was issued a warning for spamming. Sorry for bothering you, but I needed help and the chemistry part of this site is almost questions only.

amtran_bus · Answer

AmTran bus doesn't want to spam

goformit100 · Answer

I got it. Yeah!! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tin_selenide

amtran_bus · Answer

what is K2Cl5?

wolfe8 · Answer

Consult the guru, Google.

amtran_bus · Answer

ok.

kewlgeek555 · Answer

Did you mention me @AmTran_Bus ?

amtran_bus · Answer

huh? What?

wolfe8 · Answer

Did you get it?