Mixed Chemical Nomenclature Flashcards by Stacie Iwaasa

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potassium borate

A

K₃BO₃ (polyatomic ionic)

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sodium fluoride

A

NaF (binary ionic)

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tin (II) chloride

A

SnCl₂ (multivalent ionic)

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cesium hydrogencarbonate

A

CsHCO₃ (polyatomic ionic)

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triphosphorus decaoxide

A

P₃O₁₀ (binary molecular)

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iron (III) oxide

A

Fe₂O₃ (multivalent ionic)

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copper (I) carbonate

A

Cu₂CO₃ (polyatomic ionic & multivalent ionic))

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aluminum iodide

A

All₃ (binary ionic)

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silicon dioxide

A

SiO₂ (binary molecular)

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nitrogen trifluoride

A

NF₃ (binary molecular)

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lithium sulfate

A

Li₂SO₄ (polyatomic ionic)

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ammonia

A

NH₃ (Common molecular)

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silver acetate

A

AgCH₃COO (polyatomic ionic)

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nickel (III) chromate

A

Ni₂(CrO₄)₃ (polyatomic ionic)

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oxygen difluoride

A

OF₂ (binary molecular)

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lead (IV) oxide

A

PbO₂ (multivalent ionic)

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magnesium phosphide

A

Mg₃P₂ (binary ionic)

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magnesium chlorate

A

Mg(ClO₃)₂ (polyatomic ionic)

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potassium hydroxide

A

KOH (polyatomic ionic)

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zinc sulfide

A

ZnS (binary ionic)

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carbon tetrafluoride

A

CF₄ (binary molecular)

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calcium nitrate

A

Ca(NO₃)₂ (polyatomic ionic)

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calcium phosphide

A

Ca₃P₂ (binary ionic)

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iron (II) chloride

A

FeCl₂ (multivalent ionic)

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zinc sulfate

A

ZnSO₄ (polyatomic ionic)

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beryllium nitrate

A

Be(NO₃)₂ (polyatomic ionic)

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triphosphorus tetraoxide

A

P₃O₄ (binary molecular)

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copper (II) sulfate

A

CuSO₄ (polyatomic ionic & multivalent ionic)

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sodium iodide

A

NaI (binary ionic)

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chromium (III) bromide

A

CrBr₃ (multivalent ionic)

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magnesium oxide

A

MgO (binary ionic)

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tin (II) carbonate

A

SnCO₃ (polyatomic ionic & multivalent ionic)

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sodium sulfate

A

Na₂SO₄ (polyatomic ionic)

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dintitrogen pentaoxide

A

N₂O₅ (binary molecular)

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glucose

A

C₆H₁₂O₆ (Common molecular)

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tetrasulfur heptaiodide

A

S₄I₇ (binary molecular)

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methane

A

CH₄ (Common molecular)

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ethanol

A

C₂H₅OH (Common molecular)

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lead (IV) phosphate

A

Pb₃(PO₄)₄ (polyatomic ionic & multivalent ionic)

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diboron trioxide

A

B₂O₃ (binary molecular)

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ammonium bromide

A

NH₄Br (polyatomic ionic)

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manganese (II) chloride

A

MnCl₂ (multivalent ionic)

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methanol

A

CH₃OH (Common molecular)

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dihydrogen monoxide

A

H₂O (binary molecular)

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thallium (I) fluoride

A

TlF (multivalent ionic)

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scandium cyanide

A

Sc(CN)₃ (polyatomic ionic)

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potassium permanganate

A

KMnO₄ (polyatomic ionic)

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tricarbon octahydride

A

C₃H₈ (binary molecular)

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zirconium silicate

A

Zr(SiO₃)₂ (polyatomic ionic)

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tungsten hydroxide

A

W(OH)₆ (polyatomic ionic)