Chem 1, Unit 5 Quiz - Equations & Review

What are the four main classes of inorganic compounds?

• Oxides, Bases, Salts, Acids

• Metals, Non-metals, Gases, Liquids

• Elements, Compounds, Mixtures, Solutions

• Solids, Liquids, Gases, Plasmas

What is the general formula for naming an oxide?

• 1st element name + oxide

• 1st element name + hydroxide

• 1st element name + chloride

• 1st element name + sulfide

Which of the following is an exception to the naming of oxides?

• CO is named Carbon Monoxide

• CO2 is named Carbon Oxide

• H2O is named Hydrogen Oxide

• Na2O is named Sodium Oxide

What are bases composed of?

• An element that is a metal and a hydroxide radical (OH)-1

• An element that is a non-metal and a hydroxide radical (OH)-1

• An element that is a metal and an oxide radical (O)-2

• An element that is a non-metal and an oxide radical (O)-2

What is the general formula for naming a base?

• 1st element name + hydroxide

• 1st element name + oxide

• 1st element name + chloride

• 1st element name + sulfide

Which of the following statements is true about acids?

• Acids always contain Oxygen.

• Acids always contain Hydrogen.

• Acids always contain Nitrogen.

• Acids always contain Carbon.

What are the two types of acids mentioned in the document?

• Binary Acids and Quaternary Acids

• Binary Acids and Ternary Acids

• Ternary Acids and Quaternary Acids

• Binary Acids and Secondary Acids

How can you tell that HCl is a binary acid?

• It has a radical in its formula.

• It starts with the prefix hydro.

• It has a polyatomic ion in its formula.

• It does not contain Hydrogen.

Which of the following is a characteristic of H(ClO3)?

• It is a binary acid.

• It has no radical in its formula.

• It is a ternary acid.

• It starts with the prefix hydro.

What are salts that do not fulfill the requirements of an oxide, base, or acid called?

• Binary Acids

• Ternary Acids

• Salts

• Bases