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19 Cards in this Set
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These take the name of the METAL from which they are derived. Examples are NA+ and K+
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Monatomic Cations
Sodium Potassium |
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some of these elements are exceptions to the rule of monatomic cation nomenclature, when more than one cation can be formed
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Transition and post transition metals
FE[2+] = Iron(II) FE[3+] = Iron(III) |
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Monatomic Anions are named by adding the suffix ___ to the stem of the name of the NONMETAL from which they are derived
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-ide
O[2-] Oxide S[2-] Sulfide Se[2-] Selinide |
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Polyatomic Ions containing Oxygen are called ________
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Oxoanions
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When a nonmetal forms two oxoanions, ___ is the suffix used for the ONE oxoanion with MORE oxygen.
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-ate
NO3[-] Nitrate SO4[2-] Sulfate |
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When a nonmetal forms two oxoanions, ___ is the suffix used for the anion with FEWER oxygen atoms
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-ite
NO2[-] SO3[2-] CLO2[-] Chlorite |
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Ionic Compounds are named first with the ______ and then with the ________
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Cation - Anion
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These take the name of the METAL from which they are derived. Examples are NA+ and K+
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Monatomic Cations
Sodium Potassium |
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some of these elements are exceptions to the rule of monatomic cation nomenclature, when more than one cation can be formed
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Transition and post transition metals
FE[2+] = Iron(II) FE[3+] = Iron(III) |
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Monatomic Anions are named by adding the suffix ___ to the stem of the name of the NONMETAL from which they are derived
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-ide
O[2-] Oxide S[2-] Sulfide Se[2-] Selinide |
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Polyatomic Ions containing Oxygen are called ________
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Oxoanions
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When a nonmetal forms two oxoanions, ___ is the suffix used for the ONE oxoanion with MORE oxygen.
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-ate
NO3[-] Nitrate SO4[2-] Sulfate |
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When a nonmetal forms two oxoanions, ___ is the suffix used for the anion with FEWER oxygen atoms
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-ite
NO2[-] SO3[2-] CLO2[-] Chlorite |
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Ionic Compounds are named first with the ______ and then with the ________
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Cation - Anion
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Cations of Transition and post transition Metals
NH4[+] |
Ammonium
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Cations of Transition and post transition Metals
Hg2[+2] |
Mercury(I)
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Cations of Transition and post transition Metals
OH[-] |
Hydroxide
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Cations of Transition and post transition Metals
NO3[-] |
Nitrate
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Cations of Transition and post transition Metals
CLO3[-] |
Chlorate
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