Ionic Naming: Transition Metals

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In most cases, when naming you change the ending of the second element to ________.

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-ide.

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When naming ionic compounds with transition metals you need to include roman numerals to show the _____ of the metal.

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charge.

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Which of the following combinations would need roman numerals in the name? potassium + fluorine, beryllium + oxygen, boron + iodine, lead + oxygen.

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lead + oxygen.

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What is the correct formula for Copper (II) chloride?

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CuCl₂.

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In the compound TiO₂, titanium has a charge of ______. Hint: The charge on 'O' is -2. Use the charge on oxygen to determine the charge on Ti.

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4+.

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What is the significance of Roman numerals in ionic compound names?

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They indicate the oxidation state (charge) of the transition metal.

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What is the charge of a transition metal in an ionic compound?

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It can vary depending on the compound.

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How do you determine the charge of a transition metal in a compound?

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By using the known charges of the other elements in the compound.

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What is the naming convention for ionic compounds?

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The cation (metal) is named first, followed by the anion (non-metal) with an -ide ending.

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What is the formula for Iron (III) oxide?

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Fe₂O₃.