Nomenclature

Question 0

What are the type II metals?

Answer 0

every one else?

Question 1

What are the type I metals

Answer 1

group 1, always (1+)
group 2, always (2+)
Al (3+), Ga (3+), Zn (2+), Cd (2+), Ag (1+)
Ammonium Ion behaves like a group I metal (NH4+)

Question 2

how to identify an acid?

Answer 2

if a formula starts with H or ends in -COOH (carboxylic acid)

Question 3

Type I, ionic, what are the two rules?

Answer 3

give the metal ion (cation) its elemental name
if the anion is simple, change the ending of the elemental name to “-ide”
if anion is polyatomic, give it its proper name

Question 4

what is the ending of a polyatomic ion that has one less O but the same charge?

Answer 4

-ite

Question 5

why would you add hypo- to the beginning and -ite to the end of a polyatomic ion?

Answer 5

it has 2 less O’s and the same charge

Question 6

what would you add to a polyatomic ion to show it has an extra O?

Answer 6

per-

Question 7

Type II ionic compound rule

Answer 7

name elements their name, and include the charge of the metal cation in Roman numerals in parenthesis

Question 8

covalent compounds

Answer 8

name the elements, include the correct number of elements in the name (N2O4 = dinitrogen tetroxide)

Question 9

H plus a simple anion name?

Answer 9

hydro___ic acid

Question 10

H plus polyatomic acid name?

Answer 10

_____ate ion&raquo_space; ______ic acid

_____ite ion&raquo_space;______ous acid