Applied Chapter 5.3 : Names and Formulas of Compounds
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Applied Chapter 5.3 : Names and Formulas of Compounds
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- 6. Examples
- 7. Carbon & Silicon form covalent bonds
- 8. d-block elements form variable charges
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- 10. Copper, can be Cu+1 or Cu+2
- 11. Iron, can be Fe+2 or Fe+3
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- 16. Name cation first : full name of cation
- 17. Aluminum
- 18. Name Anion last : base of anion + -ide
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- 23. Do not use roman numerals ( main group elements)
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- 27. Anion with one less oxygen has –ite ending
- 28. Anion with two less oxygen has hypo prefix and –ite ending
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