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Ch 3 Lec 2 - Chemical Compounds Flashcards

1
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7 rules for oxidation states

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  1. free element must have ox state of 0
  2. sum of ox states must add up to 0 or the total charge on the molecule
  3. group 1 metals have ox states of +1, group 2 metals have ox states of +2
  4. Ox state of fluorine is -1.
  5. H usually has oxidation state of +1
  6. O usually has ox state of -2
  7. in binary compounds with metals, group 17 elements have ox states of -1, group 16 has -2, group 15 has -3
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2
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metal and nonmetal (ionic) compounds are blank

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binary

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3
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to name an inorganic compound unmodified name of blank + nonmetal modified to end in blank

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metal, -ide

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4
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do not use blank to denote subscripts in naming inorganic compounds

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prefixes

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5
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NaCl name

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sodium chloride

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6
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Al2O3

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Aluminum oxide

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7
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some blank metals can form more than one type of ion

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transition

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8
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seven transition metals that can form more than one type of ion

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Cr, Fe, Co, Cu, Hg, Sn, Pb

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9
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with transition metals that form more than one type of ion use a blank for the oxidation state after the metal name in parenthesis

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roman numeral

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10
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FeCl3

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Iron (III) chloride

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11
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FeCl2

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Iron (II) chloride

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12
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CuO

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copper (II) oxide

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13
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gold is also a special blank

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inorganic compound

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14
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two nonmetal elements are also a blank compound

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binary

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15
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name of SO2

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sulfur dioxide

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16
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CO name

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carbon monoxide

17
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B2Br4

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diboron tetrabromide

18
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SF6

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sulfur hexafluoride

19
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two element compound of H and a nonmetal in water

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binary acid

20
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to name a binary acid add blank prefix before the name of the nonmetal and modify to end with blank

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hydro-, -ic

21
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name HCL (aq)

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hydrochloric acid

22
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HI (aq) name

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hydroiodic acid

23
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two or more atoms joined together by covalent bonds

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polyatomic ions

24
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name NaCH3COO

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sodium acetate

25
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name NaClO2

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sodium chlorite

26
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K2Cr2O7

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potassium dichromate

27
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boron trifluoride formula

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BF3

28
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potassium dichromate

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K2Cr2O7

29
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tetranitrogen tetrasulfide

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N4S4

30
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calcium chloride

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CaCl2

31
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sodium perchlorate

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NaClO4

32
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organic compounds are called blank

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hydrocarbons

33
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simplest hydrocarbons

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alkane series

34
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CH4 name

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methane

35
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C2H6

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ethane

36
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C3H8

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propane

37
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hydrocarbons with double bonds

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alkene series

38
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C2H4

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ethene

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