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    50 Ways To Name Your Compound: Assignment: Write The Corresponding Name or Formula For Each of The Following

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    50 Ways To Name Your Compound

    All of the compounds that you will be asked to name consist of two parts…
    Part 1 Part 2 Example Rule
    Metal (single valent) Non-metal NaCl, sodium chloride Name both parts, ends in –ide
    (or ammonium) Polyatomic ion CaCO3 calcium carbonate Name both parts
    Metal (multivalent) Non-metal CuCl, copper(I) chloride Name both parts, ends in –ide, add
    valence after metal
    Polyatomic ion Fe2(CO3)3 iron(III) carbonate Name both parts, add valence after
    metal
    (Latin/old) Non-metal or Fe2(CO3)3, ferrous carbonate, Metal has latin name (ic for higher
    Polyatomic ion CuCl cupric chloride valence, ous for lower)
    Non-metal Non-metal CO2 carbon dioxide Use greek prefix system (mono- not
    used for 1st element)
    Hydrogen Non-metal HCl hydrogen chloride If not aqueous, name hydrogen and
    non-metal (ending in –ide)
    HCl(aq) hydrochloric acid If aqueous,
    “hydro” + non-metal + “ic acid”
    Hydrogen Polyatomic ion H2SO4 sulphuric acid Name polyatomic ion (ending is -ic
    instead of -ate or -ous instead of -ite),
    add “acid”
    Note: no special naming is given for bases. These are considered as a metal + polyatomic ion (OH being a polyatomic ion)

    Assignment: write the corresponding name or formula for each of the following:
    1. lead(II) sulfide 18. N2O3 35. barium sulfite
    2. perchloric acid 19. H2SO3 36. SnCl2
    3. hydrogen fluoride 20. HgO(aq) 37. CaHPO3(s)
    4. zinc hydroxide 21. iron(II) nitride 38. H2S(g)
    5. hydrobromic acid 22. tetraphosphorus decaoxide 39. Li2O2
    6. SF6(l) 23. copper(I) oxide 40. Mn(NO2)2
    7. HNO2(aq) 24. hypochlorous acid 41. mercuric phosphate
    8. HCl(g) 25. potassium peroxide 42. sodium hydrogen carbonate
    9. PbCl2 26. CuSO3 43. copper(I) hydrogen sulfate
    10. ZnSO4 27. CO 44. carbon tetrachloride
    11. ammonium carbonate 28. MgS 45. ammonium phosphate
    12. chromium(III) sulfite 29. KClO2 46. SO2(aq)
    13. nickel(II) sulfate hexahydrate 30. HI(aq) 47. MgSO4·9H2O
    14. hydrosulfuric acid 31. nitrogen trichloride 48. HC2H3O2
    15. sulfur trioxide 32. plumbic carbonate 49. P2O3
    16. H2CrO4 33. potassium hydrogen sulfite 50. H3PO3
    17. A12O3 34. boric acid

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