Dissecting Compounds

Dissecting Compounds

By Katherine Petersen

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Multiple Choice

True or False: If a compound contains the ammonium ion (NH₄⁺¹), but no metal, it is a covalent compound.

• True

• False

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Options (10)

Ca₃P₂

N₂O

CH₄

ZnCl₂

Na₂S

NH₄NO₃

AlPO₄

C₂H₃N

NaOH

H₂CO₃

Categorize the following compounds as binary or polyatomic.

Binary Compound

Polyatomic Compound

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Ca₃P₂

N₂O

CH₄

ZnCl₂

Na₂S

NH₄NO₃

AlPO₄

C₂H₃N

NaOH

NH₃

Categorize the following compounds as ionic or covalent.

Ionic Compound

Covalent Compound

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SiF₄

Sn₃N₂

Na₂O

SrS

H₂S

FeCO₃

CH₂O

(NH₄)₂CO₃

CaSO₄

Cr(OH)₂

C₃H₅N

NH₄Cl

Correct your work on the table. Categorize each compound as binary or polyatomic.

Binary Compound

Polyatomic Compound

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Options (12)

SiF₄

Sn₃N₂

Na₂O

SrS

H₂S

FeCO₃

CH₂O

(NH₄)₂CO₃

CaSO₄

Cr(OH)₂

C₃H₅N

NH₄Cl

Correct your work on the table. Categorize each compound as binary or polyatomic.

Ionic Compound

Covalent Compound

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Options (7)

FeCO₃

CH₂O

(NH₄)₂CO₃

CaSO₄

Cr(OH)₂

C₃H₅N

NH₄Cl

Correct your work on the table. The following compounds include ONLY the polyatomic compounds. Determine which ones contain polyatomic ions and which are covalent polyatomic compounds.

Covalent Polyatomic Compoound

Contains a Polyatomic Ion

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Identify the charge the metals below will form when they for an ion:

Sc: ​

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Zn: ​

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Ag: ​

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Cd: ​

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Options (12)

Ca

Zn

Ag

Au

Pb

Hg

Mn

Mg

Sc

Sr

Li

Ni

Categorize the folloiwng as metals that will form fixed-charge ions and metals that will form variable-charge ions.

Fixed-Charge Ions

Variable-Charge Ions

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Options (6)

Zn

Li

Sc

Ga

Cr

Fe

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Categorize the following as a fixed charge ion or a variable charge ion.

Fixed-Charge Ion

Variable-Charge Ion

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Determine the charge for the metals that will form fixed-charged ions. For the variable-charge ions, select "variable"



Zn ​

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Cr ​

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Li ​

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Fe: variable charge

​ Sc: ​

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Ga: ​

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Putting it all together...

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CaCl₂

Binary or Polyatomic? ​ ​

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Ionic or Covalent? ​

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The first element/particle is a ​

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The second element/particle is a ​

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XeF₆

Binary or Polyatomic? ​ ​

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Ionic or Covalent? ​

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The first element/particle is a ​

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The second element/particle is a ​

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NaNO₃

Binary or Polyatomic? ​ ​

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Ionic or Covalent? ​

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The first element/particle is a ​

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The second element/particle is a ​

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NH₄Cl

Binary or Polyatomic? ​ ​

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Ionic or Covalent? ​

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The first element/particle is a ​

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The second element/particle is a ​

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SiO₂

Binary or Polyatomic? ​ ​

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Ionic or Covalent? ​

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The first element/particle is a ​

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The second element/particle is a ​

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CuSO₄

Binary or Polyatomic? ​ ​

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Ionic or Covalent? ​

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The first element/particle is a ​

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The second element/particle is a ​

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Cr₂O₃

Binary or Polyatomic? ​ ​

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Ionic or Covalent? ​

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The first element/particle is a ​

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The second element/particle is a ​

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TeBr₄

Binary or Polyatomic? ​ ​

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Ionic or Covalent? ​

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The first element/particle is a ​

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The second element/particle is a ​

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AlPO₄

Binary or Polyatomic? ​ ​

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Ionic or Covalent? ​

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The first element/particle is a ​

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The second element/particle is a ​

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Fe₂O₃

Binary or Polyatomic? ​ ​

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Ionic or Covalent? ​

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The first element/particle is a ​

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The second element/particle is a ​

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Cs₃P₂

Binary or Polyatomic? ​ ​

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Ionic or Covalent? ​

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The first element/particle is a ​

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The second element/particle is a ​

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