Naming Compounds

Question 1

Ionic Compounds?

Answer 1

Metals and non metals bounded

Change non metal elements’ ending from INE to IDE

Question 2

Covalent Compounds?

Answer 2

2 or more non metals bounded

Question 3

1

Answer 3

Mono

Question 4

2

Answer 4

di

Question 5

3

Answer 5

tri

Question 6

4

Answer 6

tetra

Question 7

5

Answer 7

Pentra

Question 8

6

Answer 8

nexa

Question 9

7

Answer 9

hepta

Question 10

8

Answer 10

octa

Question 11

9

Answer 11

nona

Question 12

10

Answer 12

deca

Question 13

NaCl

Answer 13

Sodium Chloride

Question 14

Nitrogen

Answer 14

Nitride

Question 15

Sulfur

Answer 15

Sulfide

Question 16

phosphorus

Answer 16

Phosphide

Question 17

Oxygen

Answer 17

Oxyde

Question 18

Fluorine

Answer 18

Fluoride

Question 19

anion

Answer 19

Atom with negative charge

Question 20

cation

Answer 20

Atom with positive charge

Question 21

Ionic bonds

Answer 21

lose or gain electrons

Question 22

Covalent bonds

Answer 22

share valence electrons

Question 23

MnO^-_4

Answer 23

Permanganate

Question 24

NO^-_3

Answer 24

Nitrate

Question 25

NO^-_2

Answer 25

Nitrite

Question 26

CO^2-_3

Answer 26

carbonate

Question 27

CO^-_3

Answer 27

bicarbonate

Question 28

CrO^2-_4

Answer 28

chromate

Question 29

Cr_2O^2-_7

Answer 29

dichromate

Question 30

ClO^-_4

Answer 30

perchlorate

Question 31

ClO^-_3

Answer 31

Chlorate

Question 32

ClO^-_2

Answer 32

Chlorite

Question 33

ClO^-

Answer 33

Hypochlorite

Question 34

Avogadro’s number

Answer 34

6.022E23

Question 35

Solvent

Answer 35

Texture in which another element, known as the SOLUTE, is put into

Question 36

Solution in which water is the solvent is called…

Answer 36

Aqueous solution.

Question 37

Molarity

Answer 37

Number of moles of solute in exactly one liter of solution

Mathematically: M = mol solute/L solution

Question 38

Dilution of solutions

Answer 38

C1V1 = C2V2, where C is concentration and V is volume

Question 39

Percent yield

Answer 39

Actual yield/theoretical yield

Question 40

What is salt?

Answer 40

Sodium Chloride (NaCl)

Question 41

Combustion reaction

Answer 41

Combustion usually occurs when a hydrocarbon reacts with oxygen to produce carbon dioxide and water.
Combustion doesn’t always result in fire, but when it does, a flame is a characteristic indicator of the reaction