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  • What is the naming order for binary ionic compounds?

    The cation is named first, followed by the anion.

    chemistry nomenclature
  • How is a monatomic cation named?

    It takes its name from the parent element.

    chemistry nomenclature
  • How is a monatomic anion named?

    Take the root of the element name and add -ide.

    chemistry nomenclature
  • What is the formula for Hydrogen?

    H+

    chemistry cations
  • What is the name of the anion for Hydrogen?

    Hydride

    chemistry anions
  • What is the formula for Lithium?

    Li+

    chemistry cations
  • What is the name of the anion for Fluorine?

    Fluoride

    chemistry anions
  • What is the formula for Sodium?

    Na+

    chemistry cations
  • What is the name of the anion for Chlorine?

    Chloride

    chemistry anions
  • What is the formula for Potassium?

    K+

    chemistry cations
  • What is the name of the anion for Bromine?

    Bromide

    chemistry anions
  • What is the formula for Cesium?

    Cs+

    chemistry cations
  • What is the name of the anion for Iodine?

    Iodide

    chemistry anions
  • What is the formula for Beryllium?

    Be2+

    chemistry cations
  • What is the name of the anion for Oxygen?

    Oxide

    chemistry anions
  • What is the formula for Magnesium?

    Mg2+

    chemistry cations
  • What is the name of the anion for Sulfur?

    Sulfide

    chemistry anions
  • What is the formula for Calcium?

    Ca2+

    chemistry cations
  • What is the name of the anion for Nitrogen?

    Nitride

    chemistry anions
  • What is the formula for Barium?

    Ba2+

    chemistry cations
  • What is the name of the anion for Phosphorus?

    Phosphide

    chemistry anions
  • What do group 4A elements prefer in bonding?

    They prefer to share electrons (covalent) than gain/lose 4.

    chemistry bonding
  • Should prefixes be used with the number of atoms in binary ionic compounds?

    No, do not put prefixes; you can calculate the number needed for neutral charge.

    chemistry nomenclature
  • What is shown in Table 2.3?

    It lists common monatomic cations and anions with their formulas and names.

    chemistry tables
  • What is the calcium ion formula?

    Ca\(^{2+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the chloride ion formula?

    Cl\(^{-}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for calcium chloride?

    CaCl\(_2\)

    chemistry compounds
  • What is the overall charge of a neutral compound?

    0

    chemistry compounds
  • How many chloride ions are needed for one calcium ion?

    Two Cl\(^{-}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What are binary ionic compounds?

    Compounds formed from two different elements, typically a metal and a non-metal.

    chemistry compounds
  • What is the charge of Li?

    Li\(^{+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Na?

    Na\(^{+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Mg?

    Mg\(^{2+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Al?

    Al\(^{3+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Ca?

    Ca\(^{2+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Ag?

    Ag\(^{+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Zn?

    Zn\(^{2+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Cu?

    Cu\(^{+}\) or Cu\(^{2+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Fe?

    Fe\(^{2+}\) or Fe\(^{3+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Pb?

    Pb\(^{2+}\) or Pb\(^{4+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Hg?

    Hg\(^{2+}\) or Hg\(_2^{2+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What are common Type I cations?

    Cations with only one charge (e.g. Li\(^{+}\), Na\(^{+}\)).

    chemistry cations
  • What are common Type II cations?

    Cations that can have multiple charges (e.g. Fe\(^{2+}\), Cu\(^{2+}\)).

    chemistry cations
  • What are common monatomic anions?

    Anions with one atom (e.g. Cl\(^{-}\), Br\(^{-}\)).

    chemistry anions
  • What is the charge of S?

    S\(^{2-}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Br?

    Br\(^{-}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of I?

    I\(^{-}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of N?

    N\(^{3-}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of O?

    O\(^{2-}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of F?

    F\(^{-}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of K?

    K\(^{+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Rb?

    Rb\(^{+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Cs?

    Cs\(^{+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Sr?

    Sr\(^{2+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Ba?

    Ba\(^{2+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Cd?

    Cd\(^{2+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Sn?

    Sn\(^{2+}\) or Sn\(^{4+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Co?

    Co\(^{2+}\) or Co\(^{3+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Mn?

    Mn\(^{2+}\) or Mn\(^{3+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Cr?

    Cr\(^{2+}\) or Cr\(^{3+}\)

    chemistry ions
  • What is the significance of Roman numerals in metal ion charges?

    They specify the charge of metals that can form more than one type of positive ion.

    chemistry ions
  • What does the image represent?

    A periodic table section highlighting common Type I cations, Type II cations, and monatomic anions.

    chemistry visual
  • What is the naming convention for the ion with higher charge?

    Ends in -ic. Example: Fe3+ is ferric ion.

    chemistry ions
  • What is the naming convention for the ion with lower charge?

    Ends in -ous. Example: Fe2+ is ferrous ion.

    chemistry ions
  • How do you determine the charge of a metal ion in compounds?

    By balancing the positive and negative charges in the compound.

    chemistry ions
  • What is the rule for naming ionic compounds with polyatomic ions?

    Learn them by name and charge!

    chemistry ionic_compounds
  • What suffix is used for the polyatomic ion with the least oxygen atoms?

    -ite.

    chemistry polyatomic_ions
  • What suffix is used for the polyatomic ion with the most oxygen atoms?

    -ate.

    chemistry polyatomic_ions
  • What is the formula for Iron II chloride?

    FeCl2.

    chemistry ionic_compounds
  • What is the formula for Iron III chloride?

    FeCl3.

    chemistry ionic_compounds
  • What is the charge of Fe2+?

    It is a ferrous ion.

    chemistry ions
  • What is the charge of Fe3+?

    It is a ferric ion.

    chemistry ions
  • What should you not use when naming ions?

    Roman numerals.

    chemistry ions
  • What must you learn about polyatomic ions?

    Their name and charge.

    chemistry polyatomic_ions
  • What image can help you understand ionic compounds?

    A pink heart shape is displayed on a black background.

    chemistry visual_aid
  • What is the chemical formula for Mercury(I)?

    Hg2^{2+}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the name of the ion NH4+?

    Ammonium

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Nitrite?

    NO2^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Nitrate?

    NO3^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Sulfite?

    SO3^{2-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Sulfate?

    SO4^{2-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the name of the ion HSO4-?

    Hydrogen sulfate

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Hydroxide?

    OH^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Cyanide?

    CN^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Phosphate?

    PO4^{3-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Hydrogen phosphate?

    HPO4^{2-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Dihydrogen phosphate?

    H2PO4^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Thiocyanate?

    NCS^{-} or SCN^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Carbonate?

    CO3^{2-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Hydrogen carbonate?

    HCO3^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Hypochlorite?

    ClO^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Chlorite?

    ClO2^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Chlorate?

    ClO3^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Perchlorate?

    ClO4^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Acetate?

    C2H3O2^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Permanganate?

    MnO4^{-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Dichromate?

    Cr2O7^{2-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Chromate?

    CrO4^{2-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Peroxide?

    O2^{2-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Oxalate?

    C2O4^{2-}

    chemistry ions
  • What is the formula for Thiosulfate?

    S2O3^{2-}

    chemistry ions
  • What does 'thio' indicate in an ion's name?

    Presence of sulfur

    chemistry terms
  • What is the general formula for hypo - ... -ite?

    XO^{-}

    chemistry nomenclature
  • What is the general formula for -ite ions?

    XO2^{-}

    chemistry nomenclature
  • What is the general formula for -ate ions?

    XO3^{-}

    chemistry nomenclature
  • What is the general formula for Per- -ate ions?

    XO4^{-}

    chemistry nomenclature
  • What does 'X' represent in the formulas?

    Halogen (Cl, Br, I)

    chemistry terms
  • What is the image that lists common polyatomic ions?

    Common Polyatomic Ions

    chemistry ions reference