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[Get more Practice Problems on Names & Formulas of Molecular Compounds here.]
[Download the accompanying PDF worksheet.] Name the following ionic compounds: Na3P Cu2S Sr3N2 W(SO4)3 Fe(MnO4)3 Ti(BrO4)4 Mn2O7 Ca(NO2)2 PbSe2
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[Download the accompanying PDF worksheet here.] Name the following ionic compounds, molecular compounds, and acids: Al2S3 H3PO3(aq) P2O5 Cu(OH)2 HClO4(aq) K2O (NH4)2CO3 HC2H3O2(aq) Ni(SO4)2
[Download the accompanying PDF worksheet here.] Determine the formulas of the following ionic compounds, molecular compounds, and acids: lead(II) chloride magnesium phosphate nitrogen triiodide hydrofluoric acid calcium nitride tin(IV) oxide dichlorine heptaoxide sodium hydrogen sulfate triantimony hexasulfide
[View the accompanying Lesson on Formulas for Ionic Compounds here.] There is a mistake on #2. Selenate ion is SeO42-, so aluminum selenate should be Al2(SeO4)3. [Download the accompanying PDF worksheet here.] Write formulas for the following ionic compounds: barium sulfide … Read More
[Download the PDF of Chemical Nomenclature Rules here.] What Are Polyatomic Ions? Unlike monoatomic ions, which are composed of a single atom, polyatomic ions are composed of many atoms. (The prefix poly- means “many,” as in polygon or polytheism.) There are some rules … Read More
