What is the chemical name given to the compound whose formula is N₂O₄?

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The correct systematic name for N₂O₄ is dinitrogen tetraoxide, which correctly describes the number of nitrogen and oxygen atoms in the compound. A is incorrect because the prefix "quadra" is not used in naming compounds. B is incorrect because it does not indicate the number of nitrogen atoms, and the Roman numeral IV does not follow the correct rules for naming compounds. C is incorrect because it does not follow the correct rules for naming compounds, and the use of "II" is unnecessary since nitrogen can only have one oxidation state in this compound.

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