Polyatomic Ions

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nitrate

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NO3^-

Front 2

nitrite

Back 2

NO2^-

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sulfate

Back 3

SO4^2-

Front 4

sulfite

Back 4

SO3^2-

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phosphate

Back 5

PO4^3-

Front 6

phosphite

Back 6

PO3^3-

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chlorate

Back 7

ClO3^-

Front 8

chlorite

Back 8

ClO2^-

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perchlorate

Back 9

ClO4^-

Front 10

hypochlorite

Back 10

ClO^-

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perbromate

Back 11

BrO4^-

Front 12

bromate

Back 12

BrO3^-

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bromite

Back 13

BrO2^-

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hypobromite

Back 14

BrO^-

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periodate

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IO4^-

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iodate

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IO3^-

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iodite

Back 17

IO2^-

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hypoiodite

Back 18

IO^-

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acetate

Back 19

C2H3O2^-

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carbonate

Back 20

CO3^2-

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chromate

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CrO4^2-

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permanganate

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MnO4^-

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bicarbonate

Back 23

HCO3^-

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dichromate

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Cr2O7^2-

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hydroxide

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OH^-

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cyanide

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CN^-

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peroxide

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O2^2-

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ammonium

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NH4^+

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intramolecular forces

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forces/connections within a molecule

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intermolecular forces

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forces/connections between molecules

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intramolecular forces are much_____ than intermolecular forces

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stronger

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smallest repeating piece of a crystal

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unit cell

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metal + nonmetal chemical name

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name metal ion and nonmetal changing end to -ide

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how to write chemical formula for metal + nonmetal

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1. determine charge on the metal
2. Determine the charge on the nonmetal
3. crossover

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metal + polyatomic ion chemical name

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1.name metal ion
2.name the polyatomic ion

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metal + polyatomic ion chemical formula

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1. determine the charge on the metal
2. determine the charge of the polyatomic ion
3. Crossover

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transition metal + nonmetal/polyatomic ion chemical name

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1. name the transition metal
2. use a roman numeral to show charge
3.name the non metal or polyatomic ion

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transition metal + nonmetal/polyatomic ion chemical formula

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1. determine the charge on the transition metal (from the Roman Numeral)
2.determine the charge on the nonmetal/ polyatomic ion
3.cross over

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charges of Lead (Pb) and Tin (Sn)

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+2 or +4

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Charge of Silver

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+1

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Charge of Zinc

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+2

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Charge of Hg2^2+

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+1

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Latin root name for copper

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cupr--

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Latin root name for iron (Fe)

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Ferr--

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Latin root name for Mercury

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Mercur---

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Latin root name for Lead (Pb)

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Plumb--

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Latin root name for Tin(Sn)

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Stann--

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Latin root name for Chromium (Cr)

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chrom---

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Latin root name for Manganese(Mn)

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Mangan--

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Latin root name for Cobalt (Co)

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Cobalt--

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Binary acids

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acids without a polyatomic ion and oxygen

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Ternary Acids

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acids with a polyatomic ion and oxygen

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Charge of H

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+1

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Naming Binary Acids

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Hydro_(anion)_ic acid

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Writing chemical formulas for binary acids

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Cross over charge of anion and H

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Naming Ternary Acids

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If the polyatomic ion ends in ate, the acid will end in ic
If the polyatomic ion ends in ite, the acid will end in ous

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Writing Chemical formulas for ternary acids

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Cross over charge of polyatomic ion and H

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Polyatomic ions that end in (-___) are named as binary/ternary acids)

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-ide, binary

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Bases are ______. How are they named?

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metal hydroxides (OH^-). they are named just as any ionic compound would be.