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Ionic Naming

Ionic Naming

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Chemistry

10th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

NGSS
MS-PS1-1, HS-PS1-1, HS-PS1-2

Standards-aligned

Created by

Cassidy Canizaro

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10 Slides • 7 Questions

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When Magnesium (Mg) bonds with Oxygen (O),

the ratio will be ​
:​

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Draw the ionic lewis dot structure of K₂S

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Draw

Draw the lewis dot structure for Al₂S₃

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What is the name of MgO?

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Magnesium
Oxide
Oxygen
Magnesium (II)

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Multiple Choice

How do you know when there is more than one polyatomic in a chemical formula?

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Look for a single polyatomic ion without subscripts.
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Count the number of elements in the formula.
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Look for parentheses with subscripts indicating multiple polyatomic ions.
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Identify the charge of the compound.

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The ionic compound K₂SO₃

has a ​​
: ​
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Multiple Choice

When do we use a roman numeral when naming ionic compounds?

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We use a roman numeral for all ionic compounds.
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Roman numerals are used only for covalent compounds.
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Roman numerals indicate the number of atoms in a compound.
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We use a roman numeral when the metal cation can have multiple stable charges.

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