Nomenclature Intro

​Metal + Nonmetal

​Ionic

Covalent​

​Nonmetal + Nonmetal

Multiple Select

Which of the following are ionic compounds?

• $$H_2O$$  

• $$Li_2O$$  

• $$CO_2$$  

• $$NaCl$$  

Multiple Select

Which of the following are covalent compounds?

• $$H_2O$$  

• $$HCl$$  

• $$CO_2$$  

• $$NaCl$$  

Use these when naming covalent compounds!

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1. Find elements on periodic table

2. ​1st element is only given a prefix if there's more than one

3. ​2nd element is ALWAYS given a prefix, and ends with -ide

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​Covalent Prefixes

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1. Find elements on periodic table

2. ​1st element is only given a prefix if there's more than one

3. ​2nd element is ALWAYS given a prefix, and ends with -ide

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​Ex: N₂O₃

Ex: CO₂

Ex: CO

Ex: ​SbBr₃

​Ex: SCl₄

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Multiple Choice

Selenium Hexafluoride:

• $$Se_6F$$  

• $$SeF_6$$  

• $$SeF$$  

• $$Se_6F_6$$  

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NF₃

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SiF₄

Fill in the Blanks

C₂Br₆

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​Covalent Nomenclature Assignment

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​Ionic Compounds- Charges

​Periodic groups carry specific charges

Group 1

Group 2

Group ​13

Group 14

Group 15

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Group 16

Group 17

Transition Metals​: varies (always positive)

• Exceptions: Cd, Zn, Ag

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​Naming Ionic Compounds

​Cations vs Anions

Cations: positively charged

• Element Name

• For transition metals, this includes the charge in roman numerals

  • Ex: Ti⁴⁺​

Anions: negatively charged​

• ​Ending is dropped and replaced by -ide

​Naming Ionic Compounds

​Cation + Anion (metal comes first)

Ex: ​CaF₂

Ex: ​CaS

Ex: NaCl

Ex: ZnO​

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SrO

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Al₂O₃

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​Ionic Nomenclature Assignment

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