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Warm up 10-12- 15 1.Covalent bonds are between _____ and _____ elements 2.Ionic bonds are between _____ and _____ elements 3.Identify if these compounds are ionic or covalent: FeS, CO 2 , Cl 2 and AlBr 3

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Page 1: Warm up 10-12-15 1.Covalent bonds are between _____ and _____ elements 2.Ionic bonds are between _____ and _____ elements 3.Identify if these compounds.

Warm up 10-12-15

1. Covalent bonds are between _____ and _____ elements

2. Ionic bonds are between _____ and _____ elements

3. Identify if these compounds are ionic or covalent: FeS, CO2, Cl2 and AlBr3

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Formulas and Names of Ionic and Covalent

Compounds

Chp 5-3 and 6-2

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Nomenclature: Naming of compounds

• Must determine which type of bond made up the compound

- Ionic bond has metal elements - Covalent bond has no metal elements

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Naming Covalent (Molecular) Compounds

1. Use a prefix to indicate the amount of each element in the compound2. Never use mono– on the first element name. 3. Give the last element an –ide ending.

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Naming Covalent (Molecular) Compounds

• Mono– 1• Di– 2• Tri– 3• Tetra– 4• Penta– 5• Hexa– 6• Hepta– 7• Octa– 8• Nona– 9• Deca– 10

Prefixes

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Examples

• CO2

• B2H4

• Dinitrogen trioxide

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Naming Covalent CompoundsPractice

Chemical Formula Name1. CO2. P2S5

3. SiO2

4. SCl4

5. Trinitrogen pentabromide6. Dinitrogen trioxideWhy incorrect? Monosulfur dioxide

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Naming Ionic Compounds1. Ending element change to –ide. (no prefixes)2. Make sure all the charge cancel each other out3. If there is a transition metal you indicate the charge with a roman numeral after the name of the metal.4. If it is a polyatomic ion, you simply use the name as it is. (no –ide)

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Examples

1. CaCl2

2. MgI2

3. Potassium Sulfide4. Beryllium Fluoride5. Iron (II) Nitride6. FeCl2

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Naming Ionic CompoundsPractice

1. ______________ AlCl3

2. ______________ Na2S

3. Lithium Bromide _____4. Calcium Fluoride _____5. Aluminum Oxide _____6. ____________ CuCl2

7. Iron (III) Phosphide ____

Writing ChemicalFormula for Ionic Compounds-Write the symbol and charge-Cation goes in front-Make sure all the chargesCancel each other out

Transitionmetal

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Naming Ionic Compounds- Polyatomic Ions

(NH4)+ Ammonium (NH3) Ammonia

(OH)- Hydroxide(CO3)-2 Carbonate

(NO3)- Nitrate (NO2)- Nitrite

(SO4)-2 Sulfate (SO3)-2 Sulfite

(PO4 )-3 Phosphate (PO3)-3 Phosphite

(Cr2O7)-2 Dichromate

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Naming Polyatomic Ions

1. ______________ Li2SO4

2. ______________ Sr(NO3)2

3. Potassium Phosphate _____4. Ammonium Oxide _____5. ______________ NaOH6. ______________ Ca(NO2)2

7. Calcium Carbonate ______8. Ammonium Sulfide _____

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More Examples

• Mixture of covalent, ionic and polyatomic nomenclature.

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SrS

Strontium Sulfide

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GaCl3

Gallium Chloride

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Calcium Oxide

CaO

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Sulfate

SO42-

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Phosphate

PO43-

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Strontium Nitride

Sr3N2

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Li3N

Lithium Nitride

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Hydroxide

OH-

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Beryllium Carbonate

BeCO3

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BeSe

Beryllium Selenide

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Mg(NO3)2

Magnesium Nitrate

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KBr

Potassium Bromide

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AlPO4

Aluminum Phosphate

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Magnesium Arsenide

Mg3As2

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NaOH

Sodium Hydroxide

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Potassium Sulfate

K2SO4

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Ba2P3

Barium Phosphide

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Rubidium Phosphide

Rb3P

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Potassium Chloride

KCl

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Sodium Oxide

Na2O

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Rb2O

Rubidium Oxide


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