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What is the name of this compound CsNO2?
The compound CsNO2 is called cesium nitrite. It is composed of cesium (Cs) cation and nitrite (NO2) anion.
What is the ionic compound for cesium phosphite?
The name phosphite is according to IUPAC reserved for PO33- ion, so Cesium phosphite would be Cs3PO3 However no compounds containing PO33- are known to exist. Hypothetical compounds containing it are often used in naming exercises by teachers/colleges/web sites. Phosphite in common use refers to HPO32- ion (IUPAC name phosphonate) and this is the formula taught in some parts of the world, cesium phosphite would therefore be Cs2HPO3
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