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Write the formula of ionic compound with monovalent polyatomic cation and divalent monoatomic anion of sulphur.

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$S^{- 2}$ - divalent mono-atomic anion of sulphur;
$H_{2} S O_{4}$ -monovalent polyatomic cation of sulphur.

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