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Type III Binary Compounds

Type III Binary Compounds. Key Points 2 non-metals bonding non metals have positive oxidation states. Steps to Naming Type III. 1 st element is named 1 st and full name is used 2 nd element is named as an anion (- ide )

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Type III Binary Compounds

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  1. Type III Binary Compounds Key Points 2 non-metals bonding non metals have positive oxidation states

  2. Steps to Naming Type III • 1st element is named 1st and full name is used • 2nd element is named as an anion (-ide) • Prefixes are used in 1st and 2nd element name to signify number of atoms present

  3. Steps to Naming Type III Prefixes 1 - 10 • - Mono • - Di • - Tri • - Tetra • - Penta • - Hexa • - Hepta • - Octa • - Nona • - Deca

  4. Very Important!!!!! LOOK The Prefix Mono is NEVER used for first element

  5. Example Compound: CO • First element is C for Carbon • Named Carbon • First element has 1 atom (do not use mono) • Second element is O for Oxygen • Named Monoxide • Full Name of compound is Carbon Monoxide

  6. More Examples Try these in your notes • BF3 • N2O5 • H2O

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