What is the iupac name for sulphuric acid?

Answer 1

"Sulfuric acid" (note proper spelling) IS the IUPAC name. Brits, if chemists in the US can be forced to accept the execrable "aluminium" (I'll give you "caesium" without complaint, because it's based on a Latin word that really is spelled with that weird "ae" you like so much, but insisting on "aluminium" without also requiring "platinium" is just hypocritical of you), you can bite the bullet and accept the eminently sensible "sulfur".

Answer 2

"Sulfuric acid."

If you're looking for an archaic name, "vitriol" or "oil of vitriol."

If you are looking for the name of the Industrial concentrated form, it is "Oleum" which is Latin for oil.

Answer 3

The chemical name of sulfuric acid is hydrogen sulfate. The chemical formula is H2SO4

Answer 4

S2O3 is the mixture of 2 parts sulfur with 3 parts oxygen. The result of this mixture is the chemical compound known as thiosulfate.

Answer 5

The IUPAC name for sulfuric acid is sulfuric acid.

Answer 6

Dihydrogen sulfate.

Answer 7

Sulfurous acid.

Answer 8

Sulfur Dioxide