Naming

Question 1

Steps to name ions with variable charges (iron 3 chloride)

Answer 1

1. Write first element
2. Write Roman numerals in parentheses
   3 write second element with IDE

Question 2

How to determine which variation to use with variable ions

Answer 2

Check the charges… Duh

Question 3

Steps in naming molecular compounds

Answer 3

1. Write name of first ion, with prefix unless it is one!!!!!
2. Write name of second ion, with prefix!!!!!!

Question 4

Naming binary acids (starts with h)

Answer 4

Step 1: write hydro-
Step 2: use the root of the anions name with an ic ending.
Step 2.5: write acid. Don’t worry about little numbers.
Step3 stop writing.

Question 5

Naming oxy acids (yes, with an o, if you couldn’t tell :)

Answer 5

Step 1. Don't write hydro.
Step 2.  Use the root of the anion with these endings. 
Ate to Ic
Ite to Ous 
Step 2.7 write acid
Step 3 don't write anymore

Question 6

When writing the formula for an acid

Answer 6

Always put h out front

Question 7

Steps to name a compound CaCl (binary ionic)

Answer 7

1. Name the first element (cation)
2. Name the second ion with IDE ending
   (Calcium chloride)

Question 8

when i write the name of a molecule like Iron (iii) Cloride do i need to also write the prefix for the anion

Answer 8

nope thats just for molecular

Question 9

1

Answer 9

mono

Question 10

2

Answer 10

di

Question 11

3

Answer 11

tri

Question 12

4

Answer 12

tetra

Question 13

5

Answer 13

penta

Question 14

6

Answer 14

hexa

Question 15

7

Answer 15

hepta

Question 16

8

Answer 16

octa

Question 17

oxyacid

Answer 17

An oxyacid is an acid that contains an oxygen atom bonded to a hydrogen atom and at least one other element.