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    IUPAC name of H2SO4: sulfuric acid (IUPAC accepted name)


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    IUPAC name for H2SO4

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    Answer: sulfuric acid
    Formula: H2SO4

    Confidence / Skeptical note

    This is a widely standardized compound name in inorganic nomenclature. IUPAC’s accepted naming conventions support “sulfuric acid” as the name for H2SO4, with no meaningful alternative “IUPAC-only” wording for this formula in routine chemistry contexts.



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