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Chemistry 120

Outline Octet Rule Ionic Compounds Binary Nomenclature Polyatomic Nomenclature Covalent Compounds Binary Nomenclature Acids Binary Nomenclature Ternary Nomenclature ( Oxyacids ) Hydrates. Chemistry 120. Chapter 6: Chemical Nomenclature. How do elements bond?. Metals lose electrons.

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Chemistry 120

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  1. Outline • Octet Rule • Ionic Compounds • Binary Nomenclature • Polyatomic Nomenclature • Covalent Compounds • Binary Nomenclature • Acids • Binary Nomenclature • Ternary Nomenclature (Oxyacids) • Hydrates Chemistry 120 Chapter 6: Chemical Nomenclature

  2. How do elements bond?

  3. Metals lose electrons.

  4. Nonmetals gain electrons.

  5. How are ionic compounds named?

  6. How are ionic compounds formed?

  7. What are some common ions?

  8. Table 6-7, p. 162

  9. How are ionic compounds named?

  10. Table 6-8, p. 162

  11. How are covalent compounds formed?

  12. 7 Diatomic Molecules

  13. How are covalent compounds named?

  14. What does the anion ending tell us about how its acid is named?

  15. Hydrate NomenclatureMX · n H2Ogcation ion prefixhydrate Figure 6-5 p168

  16. Example – Binary Nomenclature What is the name for Ca3N2? • Tricalciumdinitride • Calcium nitride • Calcium nitrogen • Calcium nitrate • Calcium nitrite

  17. Example – Binary Nomenclature What is the formula for potassium phosphide? • KP • PP • K3P • KP3 • K3PO4

  18. Example – Binary Nomenclature What is the formula for dinitrogen monoxide? • 2NO • N2O • NO2 • N2O2 • NO

  19. Example – Binary Nomenclature What is the name for P4O10 • Phosphorus oxide • Phosphorus decaoxide • Tetraphosphorusdecaoxide • Phosphorus oxygen • Decaphosphorustetraoxide

  20. Example – Binary Nomenclature What is the name for Fe2O3 • Iron oxide • Iron(III) oxide • Ferric oxide • Iron(II) oxide • B and C

  21. Example – Binary Nomenclature What is the formula for lead(IV) oxide? • Pb2O4 • PbO2 • PbO • LbO2 • Plumbic oxide

  22. Example – Ternary and Quaternary Nomenclature What is the name of NaNO3? • Sodium nitrite • Sodium nitride • Sodium nitrogen trioxide • Sodium nitrate • Sodium nitrogen oxide

  23. Example – Ternary and Quaternary Nomenclature What is the name of Cr2(CO3)3? • Chromium carbonate • Chromium(II) carbonate • Chromium(II) carbonate(III) • Chromium(III) carbon trioxide • Chromium(III) carbonate

  24. Example – Acid Nomenclature What is the name of HCl(aq)? • Chloric acid • Hydrochloric acid • Hydrogen chloride • Hydrochlorous acid • B and C

  25. Example – Acid Nomenclature What is the name of HClO3 (aq)? • Chloric acid • Hydrochloric acid • Hydrogen chlorate • chlorous acid • Perchloric acid

  26. Example – Acid Nomenclature What is the formula for phosphorous acid? • H3PO3 (aq) • H3P (aq) • H3PO4 (aq) • PO3 (aq) • H2PO3 (aq)

  27. What is the systematic name of gypsum, CaSO4 · 2 H2O? p169

  28. Example – Hydrate Nomenclature What is the formula of cupric chloride dihydrate? • CuCl • H2O • CuCl2 • 2 H2O • H2CuCl2O • CuCl2 • B and C

  29. Example – Hydrate Nomenclature What is the name of MgSO4 • 6 H2O? • Magnesium sulfate hexahydrate • Manganese(II) sulfate hexahydrate • Magnesium sulfate hydrate • Magnesium(II) sulfate hexahydrate • Magnesium(II) sulfite hexahydrate

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