Naming and Properties of Acids

The video tutorial explains how to name H2SO4 as sulfuric acid using a flowchart and a common ion table. It identifies the polyatomic ion SO4 and its charge, then uses the ion table to find the sulfate ion. The tutorial demonstrates modifying the sulfate ion name to form sulfuric acid, noting the exception for sulfur. The video concludes with the correct naming of H2SO4 as sulfuric acid.

What tool is used alongside the flowchart to name H2SO4?

• Periodic Table

• Common Ion Table

• Molecular Weight Chart

• pH Scale

What makes H2SO4 an acid?

• Presence of hydrogen

• Presence of oxygen

• Presence of sulfur

• Presence of nitrogen

What is the role of the flowchart in naming H2SO4?

• To calculate the pH

• To determine the molecular weight

• To guide the naming process

• To identify the type of bond

What is the charge of the SO4 group in H2SO4?

• 1-

• 2+

• 1+

• 2-

Which ion is identified as SO4 2- in the common ion table?

• Sulfide

• Sulfur

• Sulfite

• Sulfate

What suffix is used to replace 'ate' in the naming of acids?

• ic

• ide

• ous

• ate

What is the correct name for H2SO4?

• Sulfuride Acid

• Sulfate Acid

• Sulfurous Acid

• Sulfuric Acid

Why is sulfur an exception in naming H2SO4?

• It is not a polyatomic ion.

• It does not follow the flowchart.

• The 'ur' is retained in the name.

• It uses 'ous' instead of 'ic'.