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Transition Metals Flashcards

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1
Q

Give the systematic name of the ion

Fe^3+

A

iron (III)

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2
Q

Give the systematic name of the ion

Fe^2+

A

iron (II)

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3
Q

Give the systematic name of the ion

Cu^2+

A

copper (II)

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4
Q

Give the systematic name of the ion

Cu^+

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copper (I)

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5
Q

Give the systematic name of the ion

Co^3+

A

cobalt (III)

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6
Q

Give the systematic name of the ion

Co^2+

A

cobalt (II)

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7
Q

Give the systematic name of the ion

Sn^4+

A

tin (IV))

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8
Q

Give the systematic name of the ion

Sn^2+

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tin (II)

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9
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Give the systematic name of the ion

Pb^4+

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lead (IV)

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10
Q

Give the systematic name of the ion

Pb^2+

A

lead (II)

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11
Q

Give the systematic name of the ion

Hg^2+

A

mercury (II)

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12
Q

Give the systematic name of the ion

Hg^2+ *

A

mercury (I)

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13
Q

Give the older name of the ion

Fe^3+

A

ferric

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14
Q

Give the older name of the ion

Fe^2+

A

ferrous

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15
Q

Give the older name of the ion

Cu^2+

A

cupric

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16
Q

Give the older name of the ion

Cu^+

A

cuprous

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17
Q

Give the older name of the ion

Co^3+

A

cobaltic

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18
Q

Give the older name of the ion

Co^2+

A

cobaltous

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19
Q

Give the older name of the ion

Sn^4+

A

stannic

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20
Q

Give the older name of the ion

Sn^2+

A

stannous

21
Q

Give the older name of the ion

Pb^4+

A

plumbic

22
Q

Give the older name of the ion

Pb^2+

A

plumbous

23
Q

Give the older name of the ion

Hg^2+

A

mercuric

24
Q

Give the older name of the ion

Hg^2+ *

A

mercurous

25
Q

what systematic name is always bound together in pairs to form Hg2 ^2+.

A

mercury (I)

26
Q

systematic name is also known as

A

stock name

27
Q

older name is also known as

A

traditional name

28
Q

What are the charges of the transition
metal

Iron (II)

A

2

29
Q

What are the charges of the transition
metal

Copper (II)

A

2

30
Q

What are the charges of the transition
metal

Tin (IV)

A

4

31
Q

What are the charges of the transition
metal

Lead (II)

A

2

32
Q

What are the charges of the transition
metal

Iron (III)

A

3

33
Q

What are the charges of the transition
metal

Copper (I)

A

1

34
Q

What are the charges of the transition
metal

Tin (II)

A

2

35
Q

What are the charges of the transition
metal

Lead (IV)

A

4

36
Q

how do we know if the charges of the transition metals are positive?

A

metals are always positive

37
Q

probably
from the periodic table if

A

the ion ends in –ide,

38
Q

it is a polyatomic ion

A

If the ion ends
in –ate or –ite

39
Q

true or false

The charges of the transition metals are important when
you are determining the formula of an ionic compound.

A

true

40
Q

true or false

The charges of the transition metals are NOT important when
you are determining the formula of an ionic compound.

A

false

41
Q

Step 1: Write the symbol of the cation.

Step 2: Write the symbol of the anion.

Step 3: Determine the charges using the periodic table
and the roman numerals.

Step 4: Determine the formula from the ions.

Fe^+3 O^-2
Fe2O3

what is the name of the symbol above?

A

iron (III) oxide

42
Q

Write the formula of each of the ionic
compounds named

potassium iodide

A

Kl

43
Q

Write the formula of each of the ionic
compounds named

tin (IV) chloride

A

SnCl4

44
Q

Write the formula of each of the ionic
compounds named

barium sulfate

A

BaSO4

45
Q

Write the formula of each of the ionic
compounds named

sodium chloride

A

NaCl

46
Q

Write the formula of each of the ionic
compounds named

strontium sulfide

A

SrS

47
Q

Write the formula of each of the ionic
compounds named

copper (II) carbonate

A

CuCO3

48
Q

Write the formula of each of the ionic
compounds named

aluminum bromide

A

AlBr3

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