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Tetraphosphorus decaoxide. When a prefix ends in an a or o and the other starts in an a or o, the last vowel of the prefix is dropped to prevent the double vowel.

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P4O10
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The compound P4O10 is a form of phosphorus oxide. These two elements can combine in a variety of different compounds. The compound P2O5 has the same ratio of phosphorus to oxygen and is more common.

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The systematic name of this compound is Phosphorus(III) Oxide.

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Tetraphosphorus hexoxide

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Tetraphosphorus decoxide.

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