Naming Simple Compounds Flashcards

1
Q

What is a Cation?

A

A positive ion (Na+)

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2
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What is an Anion?

A

A negative ion (Cl-)

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3
Q

Which molecules form diatomics?

A

F, Cl, Br, I, O, N, H

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4
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How do you name a binary ionic compound? (Cation + Anion)

A

Cation first, Anion second

Add -ide to Anion

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5
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Hypo-

A

If less than

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6
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Per-

A

More than

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7
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(Acid has its H+) If anion ends in -ate, change it to ____?

A

-ic
SO4^2- [Sulfate ion]
H2SO4 [Sulfuric acid]

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8
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(Acids) If anion ends in -ite, then change it to _______?

A

-ous
SO3^2- [Sulfite ion]
H2SO3 [Sulfurous acid]

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9
Q

Avogadro’s number

A

(6.02214 x 10^23)

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10
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N2 + H2

How do u put the ratio for limiting reagent?

A

Mol H2/Mol N2
“Less than up [H2], greater than down [N2]”

Ex. 2.78 < 3, H2 is limiting

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11
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Ferric Chloride

A

Iron (III) Chloride

FeCl3

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12
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Potassium Sulfide

A

K2S

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