Formulae Of Elements And Compounds Flashcards

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How to find the formulae of non metals in group 0 (the noble gases)

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The formula = the chemical symbol
Eg, Heliums formulae = He

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How to find the formulae of group 7 / 17 non metals

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Group 7 formulae = chemical symbol ₂
So chlorine = Cl ₂

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Atoms which naturally form with 2 of themselves are called

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diatomic particles, most diatomic particles are found in group 7

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Other diatomic particles include

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  • oxygen
  • nitrogen
  • hydrogen
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Phosphorus

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Exists as simple covalent molecules with 4 phosphorus atoms, so it’s written as P₄

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All other non metals

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Exist as giant structures, meaning that the number of particles cannot be counted
Their formula is their chemical symbol.

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Sulphur

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Exists as a simple molecules (not a giant structure) of 8 atoms.

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Metals formulae

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Exist as giant metallic lattices
Formula = empirical formula (chemical symbol)

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Name of simple covalent compounds

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Formed from 2 Or more non metals
Simple molecules consisting of a fixed number of different atoms covalently bonded
Eg hydrogen chloride

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10
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The formulae of simple covalent molecules show

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  • each element in the molecule
  • number of each atoms in the molecule
    Eg hydrogen chloride = HCl
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Formula of giant covalent compounds

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formed from two or more nonmetals
Giant lattice of covalently bonded atoms
Eg Diamond = C

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How to write the formula of giant covalent compounds

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  • write the ratio of the numbers of each atom (empirical formula)
  • eg, silicon dioxide = SiO₂
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13
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Hydrogen ions formulae

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NORMALLY have a plus on charge
H⁺

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14
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Metal ions have

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  • positive charge
  • their charges are the same as the group number (column) that they are in
  • eg group three has +3 charge
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Transition metal (groups 3-12) ions have

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  • positive ions
  • usually a plus two charge
  • SOMETIMES can form an ion with a different charge
  • silver ALWAYS has has 1+ charge
  • Iron is ALWAYS EITHER 2+ or 3+ charge
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16
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Non metals charge

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Form negative ions
- their charge is 8-(group number)
For example, an element in group 7 would have 1+, because 8-7 is one

17
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How to name compound ions

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Positive ions - name of element with +
Lithium = Lithium ion

Negative ions = take the first part of the element and add ide
Chlorine ion = chloride

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Negative compounds that contain oxygen formula?

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First part of non oxygen element + ate

Exception = hydroxide (OH-)

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Naming ionic compounds

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1st part of name = positive ion
2nd part of name = negative ion
Roman numeral if nessacary
The Roman numeral shows the charge if it’s a transition metsl