Chapter 6 - Ionic/Molecular Compounds Flashcards

1
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Give the list of Polyatomic Compounds.

A
carbonate CO 2-  3
bicarbonate HCO -  3
sulphite SO 2-  4
sulphate SO 2-  3
nitrate NO 1  3
hydroxide HO -  0
chlorate ClO -  3
phosphate PO 3-  4
ammonium NH 4+ 1

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2
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Another word for valences.

A

Oxidation numbers.

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3
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Metal + nonmetal = ending of ___
Metal + nonmetal + oxygen = “ ___
Nonmetal + nonmetal = “ ___

A

Metal + nonmetal = -ide
Metal + nonmetal + oxygen = -ate
Nonmetal + nonmetal = -ide + prefix

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4
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What properties do most ionic compounds have?

A
  • high melting points
  • form crystals
  • dissolve in water to form solutions that conduct electricity
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5
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What causes the ions to group together in a crystal arrangement?

A

Ionic bonds.

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6
Q

What properties do most molecular compounds share?

A
  • can be solids, liquids, or gases at room temperature
  • usually good insulators but poor conductors of electricity
  • have relatively low boiling points
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7
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Prefixes for molecular compounds? (1-5)

A
1 - mono
2 - di
3 - tri
4 - tetra
5 - penta
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8
Q

What is the stock name for elements?

A

FeN -> iron (III) nitride

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9
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How do you write the name of non-metal ions?

A

Take the element name and change the ending so that it includes the suffix
“-ide”.

For example, oxygen = O2-
(2- is upper right)

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