CH6 lecture
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| Compounds formed by two nonmetals or a metalloid and a nonmetal are called __ __ __. | binary molecular compounds
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| What are the 7 elements that occur in nature as diatomic molecules? | H2 N2 O2 F2 Cl2 Br2 I2
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| rules of naming binary molecular compounds: describe the first word | the prefix describes the number of atoms in the first element + element name
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| rules of naming binary molecular compounds: describe the second word | the prefix describes the number of atoms in the second element; the suffix is -ide
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| prefix for "2 of" is __. | di-
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| prefix for "3 of" is __. | tri-
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| prefix for "4 of" is __. | tetra-; think "tetrad has 4 sister chromatids"
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| prefix for "5 of" is __. | penta-; think "pentagon"
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| prefix for "6 of" is __. | hexa-; think "hexagon"
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| prefix for "7 of" is __. | hepta-
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| prefix for "8 of" is __. | octa-; think "octamom"
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| prefix for "9 of" is __. | nona-
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| prefix for "10 of" is __. | deca-; hink "decathlon"
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| rules of naming binary molecular compounds:list an exception 1 of 2 | H2O is water
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| rules of naming binary molecular compounds:list an exception 2 of 2 | NH3 is ammonia
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| Name of a monatomic cation rule: | Name of element, followed by the word ion
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| Name of a monatomic anion rule: | Name of element changed to end in -ide, followed by the word ion
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| Charge for Group 1A: | +1
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| Charge for Group 2A: | +2
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| Charge for Group 3A: | +3
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| Charge for Group 5A: | -3
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| Charge for Group 6A: | -2
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| Charge for Group 7A: | -1
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| All transition-element ions have a ____ charge. | positive
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| What three TRANSITION ELEMENTS occur with only one charge? | Ni2+, Zn2+, Ag+
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| the symbol for the nickel ion, a TRANSITION ELEMENT, is always: | Ni2+
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| the symbol for the zinc ion, a TRANSITION ELEMENT, is always: | Zn2+. Note that this is the only common charge, so th charge is not included in the name 'zinc ion'.
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| the symbol for the silver ion, a TRANSITION ELEMENT, is always: | Ag+
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| the symbol for the mercury(I) ion is a special case: | it is a diatomic (two-atom) ion: Hg22+
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| Define an IONIC COMPOUND. | Ionic compound: A combination of cations and anions that form a crystalline solid. Must be electrically neutral.
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| How to Write the Formula of an Ionic Compound? | 1. write cation formula + anion formula 2. do subscripts to make sum of charges equal to zero, using parens for polyatomic ions needed more than once
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| Chloric Acid | HClO3
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| Nitric Acid | HNO3
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| Sulfuric Acid | H2SO4
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| Carbonic Acid | H2CO3
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| Phosphoric Acid | H3PO4
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| Ammonium ion | NH4+
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| Hydroxide ion | OH-
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