Chapter 7-Bonds And Nomenclature Flashcards

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Two parts of the name of an ionic compound

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Name of the cation + name of the anion

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All compounds are

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Electrically neutral

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Rule of zero charge

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The total positive charge of the cations must equal the total negative charge of the anions

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Binary ionic compounds

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Contains two elements

Typically one monatomic cation and one monatomic anion

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Ternary ionic compounds

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Contain three different elements

Typically one monatomic ion and one polyatomic ion

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Hydrate

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A compound that releases water when heated

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Binary acid

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Contains two elements: hydrogen and a highly electronegative nonmetal

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Oxyacid

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Contains hydrogen, oxygen, and a third element

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HF

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Hydrofluoric acid

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HCl

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Hydrochloride acid

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H3PO4

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Phosphoric acid

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HNO3

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Nitric acid

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H2SO4

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Sulfuric acid

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HC2H3O2

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Acetic acid

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H2CO3

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Carbonic acid

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Empirical formula

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Formula showing the smallest whole number ratio of the different atoms in the compound

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Oxidation number

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An assigned number given to each atom in a compound, molecule, or ion. It indicates the general distribution of electrons among the bonded atoms.