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17 Cards in this Set
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Anion |
A negatively charged ion |
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Aqueous solution |
A homogeneous mixture of a substance dissolved in water |
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Binary acid |
A compound that contains hydrogen and non-metal dissolved in water |
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Binary ionic compound |
A compound that contains one metal and one non-metal |
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Binary molecular compound |
A compound that contains two nonmetals |
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Cation |
A positively charged ion |
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Formula unit |
Simplest representative particle composed of ions |
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Inorganic compound |
A compound that does not contain carbon |
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Nomenclature ipuc |
The system of rules naming chemical compounds set forth by the international Union of pure and applied chemistry |
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Latin system |
A system for naming ionic compounds that designates the variable charge on a metal cation with an ics or is suffix attached to the stem of the letter |
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Molecule |
A single particle composed of nonmetal atom. |
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Monoatomic ion |
A single atom that has a negative or positive charge as the result of gaining or losing valence electrons |
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Oxyanion |
A polyatomic anion that contains one or more elements combined with oxygen for example, NO-3 |
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Polyatomic ion |
A group of atoms bound together that bears an overall negative or positive charge. |
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Stock system |
A system for naming ionic compounds that designates the variable charge on a metal cation with Roman numerals in parentheses |
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Ternary ionic compound |
A compound that contains three elements, including at least one metal |
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Ternary oxyacid |
A compound that contains hydrogen, a nonmetal,and oxygen dissolved in water |
