Chemical Nomenclature Flashcards

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Two general classes of compounds

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  1. Ionic compound (salts)

2. Molecules

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2 general ways of describing the composition of compounds

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  1. Chemical formula

2. Name

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Ionic compound (salts)

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Formed when metal reacts with a nonmetal

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Molecules are formed when…

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A nonmetal reacts with a nonmetal

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Where are metals located on the periodic table?

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Lower part

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Where are nonmetals located on the periodic table?

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Upper right + H

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In binary ionic compounds, the metal forms a….

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Positive ion called a cation

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In binary ionic compounds, the nonmetal forms a….

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Negative ion called an anion

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What is the total charge of a binary compound?

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Zero because cation + anion

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How are binary ionic compounds named?

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The nonmetal follows the metal
The name of the nonmetal is obtained from the stem of the name of the element and adding "ide"
Carbon ➡️ carbide 
Nitrogen ➡️ nitride 
Oxygen ➡️ oxide 
Sulfur ➡️ sulfide
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2 classes of metals

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Group IA metals= alkali

Group IIA metals= alkali earth metals and Al

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Charges of metals

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Group IA= +1 charge
Group IIA= +2 charge
Aluminum= +3 charge

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In ionic compounds, the integers’ subscripts represent….

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The relative number rather than the absolute number of ions

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Iron oxide

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Need to specify charge state so need to specify the metal group
FeO= iron II oxide and has a charge state of +2
Fe2O3= iron III oxide and has a charge state of +3

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Cr3N2

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Chromium II nitride

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MnCl2

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Manganese II chloride

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Ti3P4

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Titanium IV phosphide

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Cr2O3

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Chromium III oxide

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ZnF2

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Zinc II fluoride

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PbO

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Lead II oxide

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Na2O

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Sodium oxide

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Ca3N2

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Calcium nitride

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KCl

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Potassium chloride

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MgI2

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Magnesium iodide

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Cs3P
Cesium phosphide
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Rb2Se
Rubidium selenide
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Ba2C
Barium carbide
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LiF
Lithium fluoride
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Al2S3
Aluminum sulfide
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Sodium oxide
Na2O
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Calcium nitride
Ca3N2
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Potassium chloride
KCl
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Magnesium iodide
MgI3
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Cesium phosphide
Ce3P
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Rubidium selenide
Rb2Se
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Barium carbide
Ba2C
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Lithium fluoride
LiF
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Aluminum sulfide
Al2S3
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In binary molecules, the subscript integers on the formula are...
The actual number of atoms present in the molecule Binary molecule names include prefixes for the elements Element furthest to the left on periodic table comes first
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General form for naming binary molecules
Prefix element prefix stem ide
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CO
Carbon monoxide
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N2S
Dinitrogen monosulfide
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PCl5
Phosphorous pentachloride
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SO2
Sulfur dioxide
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S2F10
Disulfur decafluoride
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NO
Nitrogen monoxide
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SF6
Sulfur hexafluoride
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ICl
Iodine monochloride
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P4O10
Tetraphophorous decaoxide
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Binary acids
When one of the elements in a binary molecule is hydrogen and the molecule is in water
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General form for naming binary acids
Hydro stem ic acid
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H2S
Hydrosulfuric acid
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HF
Hydrofluoric acid
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HCl
Hydrochloric acid
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HBr
Hydrobromic acid
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Hydrosulfuric acid
H2S
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Hydrofluoric acid
HF
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Hydrochloric acid
HCl
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Hydrobromic acid
HBr
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Perchlorate ion
ClO4^- | Convention: per stem ate ion
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Chlorate ion
ClO3^- | Convention: hypo stem ate ion
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Chlorite ion
ClO2^- | Convention: stem ite ion
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Hypochlorite ion
ClO^- | Convention: hypo stem ite ion
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CN^-
Cyanide ion
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CH3CO2^-
Acetate ion
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CO3^2-
Carbonate ion
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HCO3^-
Hydrogen carbonate ion
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NH4^+
Ammonium ion
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NO3^-
Nitrate ion
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NO2^-
Nitrite ion
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NaCl
Sodium chloride | Binary ionic compound
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CH3CO2H
Acetic acid | Polyatomic acid
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MgSO3
Magnesium sulfide | Polyatomic salt
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Na2O
Sodium oxide | Binary ionic compound (salt)
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BF3
Boron fluoride | Binary molecule
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HCl
Chloric acid | Binary acid
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H2CO3
Hydrochloric acid | Polyatomic acid
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NH4ClO4
Ammonium perchlorate | Polyatomic salt
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MgCl2
Magnesium chloride | Binary ionic compound
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Fe2(CO3)3
Iron III carbonate | Polyatmoic salt
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Polyatomic ions
= polyatomic salts | Metal followed by a polyatomic
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HClO2
Chlorous acid