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What are molecular elements?

A

Diatomic elements -exist in nature as compounds

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What are atomic elements?

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Elements that exist in nature as elements

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What’s a molecular compound?

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All nonmetal

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What’s a ionic compound?

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Metal + nonmetal

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How do you write ionic formulas? (4 steps)

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1) determine charges
2) if they have the same absolute value, they each get one atom.
3) if they are not equal, cross multiply to make the charge neutral.
4) smallest # ratios

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How do you name binary compounds using IUPAC?

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Name of metal- base name of nonmetal- ide

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How do you name compounds when the elements have multiple possible charges?

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Show charges with Roman numerals. Use rules from IUPAC

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Cu+1 is called?

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Cuprous.

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What’s cu+2 called?

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Cupric

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Fe+2 is called?

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Ferrous

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Fe+3

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Ferric

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What’s it called when you combine two compounds?

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Oxyanions or poly atomic ions

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NH4+1 is?

A

Ammonium

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NH3-1 is?

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Ammonia

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C2H3O4 is?

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Acetate

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OH-1 is?

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Hydroxide

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How do you name oxyanions?

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Base name- ate or ite

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BrO4- is called?

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Perbromate

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BrO3 is called?

A

Bromate

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BrO2 is called?

A

Bromite

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BrO is called?

A

Hypobromite

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Br- is called?

A

Bromide

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NO3 is called?

A

Nitrate

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ClO is called?

A

Hypochlorite

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What is different about P, S, Se, and Te when doing oxyanions?

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They have four as their base oxygens.

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PO4 is called

A

Phosphate

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NO2 is called?

A

Nitrite.

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When a H atom is before an oxyanion, what do you do?

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Use the prefix bi or hydro infront of the base name of the oxyanion

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HCl3 is?

A

Bicarbonate or hydrocarbon ate

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What is HPO4?

A

Biphosphate or hydro phosphate

30
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What is H2PO4?

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Dihydrogen phosphate

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What’s an acid?

A

Compounds w/ H written first
They deliver H+ in water
Name is based on anion

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How do you name acids?

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Hydro-base name- ic acid.

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Per- base- ate is converted to _____-base- __ ______ when naming acids.

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Per-base-ic acid

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Base-ate is converted to base-__ _____ when naming acids.

A

Base-ic acid

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Base-ite is converted to base-____ ______ when naming acids.

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Base-ous acid.

36
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Hypo-base-ite is converted to _____-base-______ ________ when naming acids.

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Hypo-base-ous acid

37
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What are the rules to naming molecular compounds (all nonmetals)

A

Pre-name pre-name-ide

38
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Give the prefix for 1-10.

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1- mono 
2- di
3- tri
4- tetra 
5- penta 
6- hexa 
7- hepta
8- octa 
9- Nona 
10- Deca

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