What is the naming order for binary ionic compounds?
The cation is named first, followed by the anion.
How is a monatomic cation named?
It takes its name from the parent element.
How is a monatomic anion named?
Take the root of the element name and add -ide.
What is the formula for Hydrogen?
H+
What is the name of the anion for Hydrogen?
Hydride
What is the formula for Lithium?
Li+
What is the name of the anion for Fluorine?
Fluoride
What is the formula for Sodium?
Na+
What is the name of the anion for Chlorine?
Chloride
What is the formula for Potassium?
K+
What is the name of the anion for Bromine?
Bromide
What is the formula for Cesium?
Cs+
What is the name of the anion for Iodine?
Iodide
What is the formula for Beryllium?
Be2+
What is the name of the anion for Oxygen?
Oxide
What is the formula for Magnesium?
Mg2+
What is the name of the anion for Sulfur?
Sulfide
What is the formula for Calcium?
Ca2+
What is the name of the anion for Nitrogen?
Nitride
What is the formula for Barium?
Ba2+
What is the name of the anion for Phosphorus?
Phosphide
What do group 4A elements prefer in bonding?
They prefer to share electrons (covalent) than gain/lose 4.
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.
What is shown in Table 2.3?
It lists common monatomic cations and anions with their formulas and names.
What is the calcium ion formula?
Ca\(^{2+}\)
What is the chloride ion formula?
Cl\(^{-}\)
What is the formula for calcium chloride?
CaCl\(_2\)
What is the overall charge of a neutral compound?
0
How many chloride ions are needed for one calcium ion?
Two Cl\(^{-}\)
What are binary ionic compounds?
Compounds formed from two different elements, typically a metal and a non-metal.
What is the charge of Li?
Li\(^{+}\)
What is the charge of Na?
Na\(^{+}\)
What is the charge of Mg?
Mg\(^{2+}\)
What is the charge of Al?
Al\(^{3+}\)
What is the charge of Ca?
Ca\(^{2+}\)
What is the charge of Ag?
Ag\(^{+}\)
What is the charge of Zn?
Zn\(^{2+}\)
What is the charge of Cu?
Cu\(^{+}\) or Cu\(^{2+}\)
What is the charge of Fe?
Fe\(^{2+}\) or Fe\(^{3+}\)
What is the charge of Pb?
Pb\(^{2+}\) or Pb\(^{4+}\)
What is the charge of Hg?
Hg\(^{2+}\) or Hg\(_2^{2+}\)
What are common Type I cations?
Cations with only one charge (e.g. Li\(^{+}\), Na\(^{+}\)).
What are common Type II cations?
Cations that can have multiple charges (e.g. Fe\(^{2+}\), Cu\(^{2+}\)).
What are common monatomic anions?
Anions with one atom (e.g. Cl\(^{-}\), Br\(^{-}\)).
What is the charge of S?
S\(^{2-}\)
What is the charge of Br?
Br\(^{-}\)
What is the charge of I?
I\(^{-}\)
What is the charge of N?
N\(^{3-}\)
What is the charge of O?
O\(^{2-}\)
What is the charge of F?
F\(^{-}\)
What is the charge of K?
K\(^{+}\)
What is the charge of Rb?
Rb\(^{+}\)
What is the charge of Cs?
Cs\(^{+}\)
What is the charge of Sr?
Sr\(^{2+}\)
What is the charge of Ba?
Ba\(^{2+}\)
What is the charge of Cd?
Cd\(^{2+}\)
What is the charge of Sn?
Sn\(^{2+}\) or Sn\(^{4+}\)
What is the charge of Co?
Co\(^{2+}\) or Co\(^{3+}\)
What is the charge of Mn?
Mn\(^{2+}\) or Mn\(^{3+}\)
What is the charge of Cr?
Cr\(^{2+}\) or Cr\(^{3+}\)
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.
What does the image represent?
A periodic table section highlighting common Type I cations, Type II cations, and monatomic anions.
What is the naming convention for the ion with higher charge?
Ends in -ic. Example: Fe3+ is ferric ion.
What is the naming convention for the ion with lower charge?
Ends in -ous. Example: Fe2+ is ferrous ion.
How do you determine the charge of a metal ion in compounds?
By balancing the positive and negative charges in the compound.
What is the rule for naming ionic compounds with polyatomic ions?
Learn them by name and charge!
What suffix is used for the polyatomic ion with the least oxygen atoms?
-ite.
What suffix is used for the polyatomic ion with the most oxygen atoms?
-ate.
What is the formula for Iron II chloride?
FeCl2.
What is the formula for Iron III chloride?
FeCl3.
What is the charge of Fe2+?
It is a ferrous ion.
What is the charge of Fe3+?
It is a ferric ion.
What should you not use when naming ions?
Roman numerals.
What must you learn about polyatomic ions?
Their name and charge.
What image can help you understand ionic compounds?

What is the chemical formula for Mercury(I)?
Hg2^{2+}
What is the name of the ion NH4+?
Ammonium
What is the formula for Nitrite?
NO2^{-}
What is the formula for Nitrate?
NO3^{-}
What is the formula for Sulfite?
SO3^{2-}
What is the formula for Sulfate?
SO4^{2-}
What is the name of the ion HSO4-?
Hydrogen sulfate
What is the formula for Hydroxide?
OH^{-}
What is the formula for Cyanide?
CN^{-}
What is the formula for Phosphate?
PO4^{3-}
What is the formula for Hydrogen phosphate?
HPO4^{2-}
What is the formula for Dihydrogen phosphate?
H2PO4^{-}
What is the formula for Thiocyanate?
NCS^{-} or SCN^{-}
What is the formula for Carbonate?
CO3^{2-}
What is the formula for Hydrogen carbonate?
HCO3^{-}
What is the formula for Hypochlorite?
ClO^{-}
What is the formula for Chlorite?
ClO2^{-}
What is the formula for Chlorate?
ClO3^{-}
What is the formula for Perchlorate?
ClO4^{-}
What is the formula for Acetate?
C2H3O2^{-}
What is the formula for Permanganate?
MnO4^{-}
What is the formula for Dichromate?
Cr2O7^{2-}
What is the formula for Chromate?
CrO4^{2-}
What is the formula for Peroxide?
O2^{2-}
What is the formula for Oxalate?
C2O4^{2-}
What is the formula for Thiosulfate?
S2O3^{2-}
What does 'thio' indicate in an ion's name?
Presence of sulfur
What is the general formula for hypo - ... -ite?
XO^{-}
What is the general formula for -ite ions?
XO2^{-}
What is the general formula for -ate ions?
XO3^{-}
What is the general formula for Per- -ate ions?
XO4^{-}
What does 'X' represent in the formulas?
Halogen (Cl, Br, I)
What is the image that lists common polyatomic ions?

What is the naming order for binary ionic compounds?
The cation is named first, followed by the anion.
What do group 4A elements prefer in bonding?
They prefer to share electrons (covalent) than gain/lose 4.
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.
What is shown in Table 2.3?
It lists common monatomic cations and anions with their formulas and names.
What are binary ionic compounds?
Compounds formed from two different elements, typically a metal and a non-metal.
What are common Type II cations?
Cations that can have multiple charges (e.g. Fe\(^{2+}\), Cu\(^{2+}\)).
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.
What does the image represent?
A periodic table section highlighting common Type I cations, Type II cations, and monatomic anions.
What is the naming convention for the ion with higher charge?
Ends in -ic. Example: Fe3+ is ferric ion.
What is the naming convention for the ion with lower charge?
Ends in -ous. Example: Fe2+ is ferrous ion.
How do you determine the charge of a metal ion in compounds?
By balancing the positive and negative charges in the compound.
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