Ionic naming rules - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Cation vs Anion - correct answer Cation- positive charge Anion- negative charge Electromagnetic Spectrum - correct answer (Short λ) Gamma, Xray, Ultra Violet, Visible, Infrared, Micro, Radio (Long λ) Frequency vs Wavelength - correct answer Long Wavelength (λ)→Low Frequency (v) Short Wavelength (λ)→High Frequency (v) Principle Quantum Number - correct answer (n) - size of orbital 1,2,3,4... Angular Moment Quantum Number - correct answer (l) - Shape of orbital 0,1,2,3....

A summary of all lectures and key information in an easy to understand format. Topics include: Atomic Mass & Isotope distribution, Molecular & Empirical Formula, Avogadro’s Number / Moles, Mass, Molarity of Ions in a Solution, Density, VESPR Theory, Valency - Lewis Dot - Lone pairs, Periodic Table Trends, Electron Configuration Rules, Chemical Quantities, Bonding, pH and pOH, Kw (Ionisation of H₂O), Ka Acid Dissociation, Net Ionic Equations, Titration, Acids & Bases, Acid Nomenclature, Solub...

The document provides a guide for naming ionic compounds and understanding the roles of ions in chemical reactions. It outlines how to name ionic compounds, including the steps for identifying and naming metal and nonmetal ions, using prefixes, and dealing with polyatomic ions. It also provides guidance on determining formulas from names and emphasizes the importance of understanding the charges of transition metals and the use of suffixes to differentiate between types of ions.

Class notes on ionic compounds. Contains definitions, pictures, tables, naming ions, charges on common ions on the periodic table, and homework practice.

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Biology 1 Final Exam Exam 1 1. When making a list about the primary elements of life, which of the following would not be included? - Hydrogen - Oxygen - Carbon - Nitrogen - Phosphorus - Sul fur 2. From the options below, identify the list that has these functional groups: methyl, phosphate, and hydroxyl. (Note the lists may not be in that order). - Methyl Group: (1 Carbon Atom bonded to 3 Hydrogen Atoms) - Phosphate Group: (1 Phosphorus Atom bonded to 4 Oxygen Atoms in a Tetrahedral arrangement...

Biology 1 Final Exam Exam 1 1. When making a list about the primary elements of life, which of the following would not be included? - Hydrogen - Oxygen - Carbon - Nitrogen - Phosphorus - Sul fur 2. From the options below, identify the list that has these functional groups: methyl, phosphate, and hydroxyl. (Note the lists may not be in that order). - Methyl Group: (1 Carbon Atom bonded to 3 Hydrogen Atoms) - Phosphate Group: (1 Phosphorus Atom bonded to 4 Oxygen Atoms in a Tetrahedral arrangement...

This document includes information about the topic of Chemical Formula and Nomenclature in the course General Chemistry 1. It contains lecture notes about the topic and written exercises along with answer keys. It makes use of graphics, visuals, and charts to help you understand the topic. Specific topics covered are listed as keywords in this document.

Chemical Bonding POGIL Activity 3 - What's in a name? Objective: Identify some simple rules about nomenclature (naming). The Model: Examine the table below, and answer the following questions. Table 2 Cation Anion Chemical Formula Compound Name Na+ Cl- NaCl sodium chloride Ca+2 O -2 CaO calcium oxide Zn+2 ClZnCl2 zinc chloride Li+ S -2 Li2S lithium sulfide K + N -3 K3N potassium nitride Reviewing the Model 1. Are ALL cations positive ions or negative ions? 2. Are ALL anions...

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