Chemistry | 3 Simple Rules for Naming Acids!

The video tutorial explains the rules for naming acids based on the suffix of their anions. It covers three main rules: for anions ending in 'ide', add 'hydro' and change 'ide' to 'ic acid'; for anions ending in 'ate', drop 'ate' and add 'ic acid'; and for anions ending in 'ite', drop 'ite' and add 'ous acid'. The tutorial also highlights exceptions and common examples, such as halogens and strong acids.

Describe the process of naming H2SO4 as an acid.

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What is the difference in naming between anions that end in 'ite' and 'ate'?

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How do you name an acid derived from selenate?

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What is the naming rule for acids when the anion ends in 'ous'?

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