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25 Cards in this Set
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A binary compund (only two elemeants) consisting of a metal a non metal is a good indicator that you are woking with a covalent compound. True or False |
False |
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A binary compund (only two elemeants) consisting of a non metal and a non metal (or something semi-metals acting as non metals) is a good indicator that you are working with a ionic compound. True or False |
False |
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A compound consisting of a polyatoic ion is a good indacator that you are working with an ionic compound. True or False |
True |
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A compound consisting of more than two elements means there has to be a polyatomic ion for either the cation or anion and thus a compound consistng of more than two elements is a good indactor that you are working with an ionic compound. True or False |
True |
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Seeing a prefix (mono,tri,di,tetra,etc.) in the name of a compound (not the formulas of the compound) is a good indicator that you are working with a covalent compound. True or False |
True |
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When naming ionc compunds, Roman numerals need to be used to indicate the charge of the of the cation,if the cation is a transition metal tin (sn) or lead (ph) |
True |
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When naming ionic compunds we simply use prefixes to indicate the amount of ech element. |
False |
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FeO |
Iron (II) oxide |
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CO2 |
Carbon dioxide |
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Tetraphosphorous decoxide |
P4 O10 |
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Calciam Oxide |
CaO |
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Calcium Hydroxide |
Ca(oh)2 |
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C2O5 |
dicarbon Pentaoxide |
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Mono |
1 |
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Di |
2 |
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Tri |
3 |
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Tetra |
4 |
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Penta |
5 |
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Hepta |
7 |
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Hex |
6 |
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Oct |
8 |
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Non |
9 |
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Dec |
10 |
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Name all seven of the diatomic atoms/molecules |
N,O,F,Cl,Br,L,H |
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Fe3(Po4)2 |
Iron (II) phosphate |
