6.3 A Writing & naming Ionic Compounds Notes Practice

Rate your understanding of Writing Ionic compound formulas and names.

• 1* I am super lost, I can't work on my own.

• 2** I get some things but not others, I have a lot of questions

• 3*** I feel pretty good; I just need more practice. I could work on my own with some questions.

• 4**** I feel super Confident; I could work on my own with just a couple of questions.

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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

In an ionic compound, the ____ is written first

The 2nd step-in naming for all ionic compounds is to

• Look up the symbol and charge of the chemicals

• Determine if there is a transition metal or polyatomic ion

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

• Change the ending of the last element to ide

In what section would Transition Metals be found?

• orange
• light blue
• blue
• white

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After determining if there is a transition metal in the compound you must also check to see if there is a polyatomic ion present. Which of the following are characteristics of a polyatomic ion

• Has a charge

• Consistantly Ends in ite,ate, ium

• Consitantly Ends in ide

• Has many atoms

• Has two atoms

After you find the symbols of the elements in the compound you need to

• Identify the compound as Ionic or Covalent

• Determine if there is a transition metal or polyatomic ion

• Look up the charge of the chemicals

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

• Change the ending of the last element to ide

What would the charge of K be? (Type + or - and then the number)

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After you find the charge of the elements in the compound you need to

• Identify the compound as Ionic or Covalent

• Determine if there is a transition metal or polyatomic ion

• Look up the charge of the chemicals

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

• Change the ending of the last element to ide

Tags

NGSS.HS-PS1-1

NGSS.HS-PS1-2

Rate your understanding of Ionic Chemical Formulas.

• 1* I am super lost, I can't work on my own.

• 2** I get some things but not others, I have a lot of questions

• 3*** I feel pretty good; I just need more practice. I could work on my own with some questions.

• 4**** I feel super Confident; I could work on my own with just a couple of questions.

Tags

NGSS.HS-PS1-1

NGSS.HS-PS1-2