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WorksheetsReview - Binary Ionic Compounds with Transition Metals
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
What is the name of the following formula: Cu3N
copper nitride
copper (iii) nitride
copper (i) nitride
copper (iii) nitrogen (i)
What is the name of the following formula: AuCl3
gold chloride
gold (iii) chloride
gold (i) chloride
silver (iii) chloride
What is the name of the following formula: PbO2
lead oxide
lead (i) oxide
lead (ii) oxide
lead (iv) oxide
What is the name of the following formula: OsP2
osmium phosphide
osmium (ii) phosphide
osmium (i) phosphide
osmium (vi) phosphide
What is the name of the following formula: SnS
tin sulfide
tin (i) sulfide
tin (ii) sulfide
tin (iii) sulfide
What is the chemical formula for the given name: iron (ii) oxide
FeO
Fe2O
FeO2
IrO
What is the chemical formula for the given name: platinum (iii) sulfide
PtS
Pt2S3
Pt3S2
Pt3S
What is the chemical formula for the given name: manganese (vi) silicide
Mn6Si4
Mn2Si3
Mn3Si2
Mg2Si3
What is the chemical formula for the given name: tungsten (ii) fluoride
TF
WF2
W2F
TF2
Naming binary ionic compounds containing transition metals uses Roman numerals because...
transition metals are multi-valent.
transition metals do not have any charges
transition metals can be positively or negatively charged.
transition metals were discovered in Rome.
