New Naming Polyatomic Ions with Transition Notes Practice

How do you feel you understand Naming Ionic with polyatomic compounds?

• 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

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

Match the following

• Mn₃PO₄

• Ionic

• Li₂Se

• Ionic with polyatomic

• FeF₃

• Covalent

• Mg(OH)₂

• Ionic with transition

• CO₂

• Ionic With Transition and polyatomic

Which part of an ionic compound with transition metals & polyatomic ions name gets written first

• Non-metal

• metal

• transition metal

• roman numeral

• polyatomic ion

Which part of an ionic compound with a transition metal & polyatomic ion name gets written second?

• Non-metal

• metal

• transition metal

• roman numeral

• polyatomic ion

Which part of an ionic compound with a transition metal & polyatomic ion name gets written Last?

• Non-metal

• metal

• transition metal

• roman numeral

• polyatomic ion

Which of the following are ways that you can tell a formula or name contains a polyatomic ion?

• Nonmetal ends in ite

• The name ends in ium

• There are more than two elements in a compound

• Metals have a negative charge

• Nonmetal ends in ate

Tags

NGSS.HS-PS1-1

How should a polyatomic ion be treated?

• as individual elements

• as one element

• the same as a regular binary compound

• the same as 7 times red

When adding a subscript to a polyatomic ion, you should...

• multiply any subscripts on the polyatomic ion by the subscript you are adding

• put parenthesis ( ) around the polyatomic ion before adding a subscript

• write the new subscript next to any subscripts on the polyatomic ion

• put the polyatomic ion in square brackets before adding the subscript

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

• atomic number
• mass number
• charge
• ionization energy