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Test One Worksheet 5 Molecular and Ionic Compounds Flashcards

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1
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Combustion Reaction:

A

Compound + O₂ → H₂0 + CO₂

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Molecular Formula

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Shows the exact number of atoms in one molecule

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Structural Formula:

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Shows how atoms are connected together

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Naming Molecular Compounds:

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1) The elements that combine to form binary molecular compounds are both nonmetals

2) Name the first element

3) Name the second element, changing the end of its name to -ide

4) Use prefixes to denote multiple atoms

5) Tips: Generally omit mono- for first element.

6) Oxides: If second element ends with vowel, eliminate the last letter of -o or -a in prefix when naming

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Mono-

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One

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Di-

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Two

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Tri-

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Three

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Tetra-

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Four

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Penta-

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Five

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Hexa-

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Six

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Hepta-

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Seven

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Octa-

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Eight

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Nona-

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Nine

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Deca-

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Ten

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SO₄

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1) Sulfur Oxygen
2) Sulfur Oxide
3) Sulfur Tetroxide

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SO₅

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1) Sulfur Oxygen
2) Sulfur Oxide
3) Sulfur Pentoxide

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17
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SO

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1) Sulfur Oxygen
2) Sulfur Oxide
3) Sulfur Monoxide

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18
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B₂H₆

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Diborane

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SiH₄

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Silane

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NH₃

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Ammonia

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21
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PH₃

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Phosphine

22
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H₂0

A

Water

23
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H₂S

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Hydrogen sulfide

24
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Polyatomic (Molecular) Ions

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Molecular compounds that have a charge
Both positive and negative
Same element with different number of oxygens, -ate vs. -ite

25
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Naming Molecular Acids. Simple Acids:

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1) Have hydrogen attached to single anion
2) Take anion name
3) Combine second element name with hydro-
4) Replace -ide with -ic acid

26
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HCl

A

Hydrochloric Acid

27
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Naming Oxoacids- Hydrogen attached to polyatomic ion with oxygens

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1) NO hydro-
2) -ate turns to -ic
3) -ite turns to -ous

28
Q

H₂SO₃

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1) recognize SO₃ is a polyatomic ion with an oxygen
2) its name when looked up is Sulfite
3) Sulfite → Sulfurous acid

29
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Empirical Formula

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Whole-number ratio of elements in molecular compound

30
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Molecular Formula

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Exact number of each element in a molecular compound

31
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Ionic Compounds

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Combination of oppositely charge ions which make an ionic bond

32
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Ionic Compound

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Metal and non-metal, Metal and polyatomic ion

33
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Ionic bonds

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electrons are not shared

34
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Ionic compounds

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made up of cations and anions

35
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Ionic compounds

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Charges of anions and cations must balance

36
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Formula for Al³⁺ and CO₃²⁻

A

Al₂(CO₃)₃

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Ionic Compounds

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Lattice, (structured packing of cations and anions), highly ordered ratio of ions ∴ only empirical formulas are used with ionic compounds

38
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Cations

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Positive

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Anions

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Negative

40
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Naming Ionic Compounds:

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1) Name the first element
2) Add -ide on the end of the name of the second element
3) Add a roman numeral for first element if can have more than one charge

41
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Naming Ionic Compounds Ex) MgCl₂

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1) Magnesium Chloride

42
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Ionic Compounds

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DO NOT USE PREFIXES

43
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Naming Ionic Compounds Ex) FeSO₄

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Iron (II) Sulfate

44
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Naming Ionic Compounds Ex) CrS

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1) Chromium + Sulfur
2) Chromium (II) Sulfide

45
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Cr₂S₃

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Chromium (III) Sulfide

46
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ClO₃-

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Chlorate Base ion -ate

47
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ClO₂-

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Chlorite Ion with one less oxygen -ite

48
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ClO₄-

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Perchlorate (Ion with one more oxygen)

49
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ClO-

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Hypochlorite (keep the -ite and add the hypo)

50
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Naming Hydrates

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Ionic compounds that have a specified number of water molecules within their lattice

51
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Hydrate example: LiCl * H₂0

A

lithium chloride monohydrate

52
Q

HClO

A

hypochlorous acid

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