Nomenclature-all PDF

Title Nomenclature-all
Author A girl Inside a Boat
Course General Chemistry I
Institution Southwestern Community College (North Carolina)
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Assignment created to practice Nomenclature...


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NAME (first and last) CHEM______ SECTION ______

Nomenclature This is an exercise in Nomenclature. Please follow the rules stated in the lecture and your text book. 1. Complete the table that follows with the proper ions, chemical formulas, and compound names. The first row has been completed as an example. Cation

Anion

Chemical Formula

Compound Name

Na+

Cl-

NaCl

sodium chloride

LiCN

lithium cyanide

Ca2+

OH-

Fe2+

NO3barium phosphate

Cr2+

PO33-

K+

SO32ammonium carbonate AuPO3 copper(II) cyanide

2. Complete the table below with the proper ions, chemical formulas, and compound names. The first row is completed as an example. Cation

Anion

Chemical Formula

Compound Name

Na+

Cl-

NaCl

sodium chloride

Ba2+

I-

BaI2

Mn2+

O2-

Mg2+

N3-

manganese (II) oxide

cobalt(III) fluoride CrO Cu+

S2Ca3P2 SnS2

NAME (first and last) CHEM______ SECTION ______ 3. From the information given in lecture, complete the following table. Compound Name

Molecular Formula

sulfur difluoride PCl3 silicon dioxide H2S carbon tetraiodide SiBr2 P4O10 4. Polyatomic ions are a group of atoms that are held together by covalent interactions, and the entire group of atoms carries the charge. The most common polyatomic ions contain oxygen. Their names may not seem to make sense now, but there is a system to this madness. Background info Ion

Name

Ion

Name

N3-

nitride

S2-

sulfide

NO2-

nitrite

SO32-

sulfite

NO3-

nitrate

SO42-

sulfate

i) What element is associated with the prefix “nitr-”?

ii) Does the suffix of each name depend on the charge of the ion?

iii) Does the suffix tell you how many oxygen atoms there are?

iv) Compare nitrate to nitrite. Which ion has more oxygen atoms?

v) Compare sulfate to sulfite. Which ion has more oxygen atoms? 5. Consider the two oxy- ions of chlorine, ClO2− and ClO3−. Which ion would have the –ate ending?

NAME (first and last) CHEM______ SECTION ______ 6. Find the chemical formula for the following oxy-acids Name

Formula

Carbonic acid

Phosphoric acid

Bromic acid

Perchloric acid Write the formula for each of the acids listed below: 1. Nitric acid 2. Chloric acid 3. Acetic acid 4. Hydrobromic acid 5. Sulfurous acid 6. Chlorous acid 7. Hydrochloric acid 8. Phosphoric acid 9. Nitrous acid 10. Hydrofluoric acid 11. Perchloric acid 12. Hydroiodic acid 13. Phosphorous acid 14. Carbonic acid 15. Sulfuric acid

NAME (first and last) CHEM______ SECTION ______ Name each of the following acids: 16. HClO4 17. H3PO4 18. HCl (aq) 19. H2SO4 20. HNO2 21. HI (aq) 22. HC2H3O2 23. HF (aq) 24. H3PO3 25. HClO3 26. H2CO3 27. H2SO3 28. HClO2 29. HNO3 30. HBr (aq)...


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