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CuSo2 = Copper sulfate

KNo3 = Potassium Nitrate

CaCo3 = Calcium Chloride

ZnSo4 = Zinc Sulfate

PbCl2 = Lead Chloride

Al2(So4)3 = Aluminium Sulfate

There are others but these are the main one's you will need to study in a test in year's 8 advanced and year 9. basic knowledge that will be used for most years in topics and tests.

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