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1
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ionic bond

A

-between a metal and a nonmetal
-forms a formula unit
-transferring electrons

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covalent bond

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-between nonmetal and nonmetal
-forms a molecule/ molecular compound
-sharing electrons

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ionic charge of group 1

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+1

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ionic charge of group 2

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+2

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ionic charge of group 13

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+3

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6
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ionic charge of group 14

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no charge, doesn’t form ions

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7
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ionic charge of group 15

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-3

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ionic charge of group 16

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-2

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9
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ionic charge of group 17

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-1

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10
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ionic charge of group 18

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no charge, doesn’t form ions

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11
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when ions have a positive charge are they gaining or losing electrons?

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losing

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12
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when ions have a negative charge are they gaining or losing electrons?

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gaining

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13
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what are the three types of ionic compounds you can name?

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-binary
-multivalent
-ternary

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14
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binary compounds

A

-ionic compound (M and NM or cation and anion)
-2 elements

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15
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how do you name binary compounds?

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-use the suffix “ide”
-keep the full name of the cation
-ex. magnesium chloride

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16
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how do you write the chemical formula of binary compounds?

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-cross charges
-simplify
-ex. Mg 2+ Cl- is MgCl2

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17
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multivalent compounds

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-ionic compound
-transition metal and NM

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18
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how do you name multivalent compounds?

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-use roman numerals to indicate the charge of the transition metals
-only exceptions are silver and zinc

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19
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charge of silver

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+

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20
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charge of zinc

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2+

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21
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ternary compounds

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-ionic compound
-polyatomic ions

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22
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how do you name ternary compounds?

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-regular names of both polyatomic ion and other element/polyatomic ion

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23
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how do you write the chemical formula for ternary compounds?

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-cross charges
-use parentheses to keep polyatomic ions together if they have another charge crossed down to them
-ex. Ca3(PO4)2

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24
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how do you name covalent compounds?

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-use prefixes always on the last element
-end with “ide”
-use prefixes if theres more than one on the first element
-ex. P4O10 tetraphosphorous decoxide

25
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one prefix

A

mono

26
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two prefix

A

di

27
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three prefix

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tri

28
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four prefix

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tetra

29
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five prefix

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penta

30
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six prefix

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hexa

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seven prefix

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hepta

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eight prefix

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octo

33
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nine prefix

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nona

34
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ten prefix

A

deca

35
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define binary compound

A

2 elements
ex. NaCl

36
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define ternary compound

A

more than 2 elements
ex. NaNO3

37
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define monoatomic

A

1 atom
ex. Na 1+

38
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define polyatomic

A

2 or more atoms
ex. NO3 1-

39
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BO3 3-

A

borate

40
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C2H3O2-

A

acetate

41
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ClO-

A

hypochlorite

42
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ClO2-

A

chlorite

43
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ClO3-

A

chlorate

44
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ClO4-

A

perchlorate

45
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CN-

A

cyanide

46
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CO3 2-

A

carbonate

47
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CrO4 2-

A

chromate

48
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MnO4-

A

permanganate

49
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NH4 +

A

ammonium

50
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CH4

A

methane

51
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NH3

A

ammonia

52
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N02-

A

nitrite

53
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NO3-

A

nitrate

54
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OH-

A

hydroxide

55
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PO3 3-

A

phosphite

56
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PO4 3-

A

phosphate

57
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SO3 2-

A

sulfite

58
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SO4 2-

A

sulfate

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