This document provides a checklist for writing different types of chemical compounds correctly, including binary compounds, ionic compounds containing polyatomic ions, hydroxides, acids, and molecular compounds. It reminds the writer to use proper elemental symbols, assign correct charges using the periodic table, cross charges, and cancel subscripts when appropriate for each type of compound. It also provides prefixes for determining the number of nonmetal atoms in molecular compounds.
This document provides a checklist for writing different types of chemical compounds correctly, including binary compounds, ionic compounds containing polyatomic ions, hydroxides, acids, and molecular compounds. It reminds the writer to use proper elemental symbols, assign correct charges using the periodic table, cross charges, and cancel subscripts when appropriate for each type of compound. It also provides prefixes for determining the number of nonmetal atoms in molecular compounds.
This document provides a checklist for writing different types of chemical compounds correctly, including binary compounds, ionic compounds containing polyatomic ions, hydroxides, acids, and molecular compounds. It reminds the writer to use proper elemental symbols, assign correct charges using the periodic table, cross charges, and cancel subscripts when appropriate for each type of compound. It also provides prefixes for determining the number of nonmetal atoms in molecular compounds.
use the periodic table to assign the correct charge to each ion? use the roman numeral as the transition metal cation charge? crisscross the charges? cancel subscripts if they are the same? IF IT IS IONIC WITH A
ION, DID YOU
use the correct symbols without forgetting correct subscripts?
use the periodic table and resource sheet to assign the correct charge to each ion?
crisscross the charges?
cancel the subscripts if they are the same? use parentheses to separate the subscript and include the entire polyatomic ion? IF IT IS A
(hydro-), DID YOU
write H and the nonmetal symbol?
crisscross charges? IF IT IS A
, DID YOU
write H and the appropriate polyatomic ion?
o -ic ion ending in -ate o -ous ion ending in -ite