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Stegall-Chemistry#10

Names & Formulas

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Compounds made of metal + nonmetal. Ionic compounds.
Compounds made of two or more nonmetals. Molecular compounds
Compounds in which the elements are held together by the strong attraction between positive & negative electrical charges Ionic compounds.
Compounds where the elements are held together by sharing pairs of electrons. Molecular compounds.
Compounds that are usually crystalline solids. Ionic compounds.
Compounds that can be in any state under normal conditions. Molecular compounds.
Compounds that usually have good conductivity. Ionic compounds.
Compounds that usually have low melting and boiling points. Molecular compounds.
Positive electrical charge. Cation
Negative electrical charge. Anion
Atom with an unever or unbalanced number of protons & electrons. Ion.
What naming system shows the charge of a metal in parenthesis following its name. i.e. Copper(I) Stock Naming System.
What is the ending on the second element named in a Binary Compound? "ide"
2 or more elements combine, yet still having an electric charge? Polyatomic Ion.
What is a Ternary Ionic Compound? 1 positive ion combined with a polyatomic ion.
Number prefixes are used in naming what type of compound? Binary molecular compounds.
What is the electrical charge for the Hydroxide polyatomic ion? negative one (-1)
What is the electrical charge for the Nitrate polyatomic ion? negative one (-1)
What is the electrical charge for the Ammonium polyatomic ion? positive one (+1)
What is the charge for the Sulfate polyatomic ion? negative two (-2)
In the names of most compounds, how is the first element named? Regular name from the Periodic Table.
Prefix "mono" 1
Prefix "tri" 3
Prefix "penta" 5
Prefix "hepta" 7
Prefix "nona" 9
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