6.2 B Naming Ionic w/ Transitions Metals Notes Practice

How do you feel you understand Naming Transition metals?

• 1- What is that?

• 2- I sort of get it

• 3- I'm not perfect but I'm getting it

• 4- I understand most of it

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NGSS.HS-PS1-1

NGSS.HS-PS1-2

The first step in naming any compound is to

• Identify the compound as Ionic or Covalent

• Determine if there is a transition metal or polyatomic ion

• Look up the symbol and charge of the chemicals

• Lasso the superscripts and make them subscripts of the opposite element

• Change the ending of the last element to ide

Place the parts of the transition metal ionic compound name in order

• transition metal

• Non-metal

• roman numeral

What should the non-metal name end in, for a transition metal compound?

What does the Roman numeral represent about the transition metal?

• symbol

• amount in the compound

• charge

• oxidation number

• subscript

Which of the following steps are the same when naming with or without a transition metal

• Write elemental symbols

• lookup the charge of the Transition metal on the periodic table and write it as a roman numeral

• lookup the charge of the non-metal on the periodic table

• lasso the charges and switch them to be subscripts of the opposite element

• Write the name of the non-metal ending in ide

What is a transition metal?

• Elements that have charges vary and are represented by Roman numerals during nomenclature.

• Elements that have no charge because their valence shells are full.

• Elements that are not defined as metals or nonmetals.

• A metal with no charge.

What is one way to recognize a transition metal?

• If it has a roman numeral
• it says that it is a transition metal
• you cant recognize it
• it has 4 elements

Where are the transition metals found on the periodic table?

• The first 5 elements

• The bottom two rows

• Group 3-12

• Period 3-12

How do you feel you understand Naming Transition metals?

• 1- What is that?

• 2- I sort of get it

• 3- I'm not perfect but I'm getting it

• 4- I understand most of it