Metal (1 possible charge) + nonmetal/metalloid
1. name the metal
2. name the root word for the nonmetal + __ide ending
1. name the metal
2. name the root word for the nonmetal + __ide ending
Ionic Binary Compounds – Metal (1 possible charge) + nonmetal/metalloid
1. name the metal
2. use Roman Numeral to indicate the charge of the metal
3. root word for the nonmetal + ____ ide ending
2. use Roman Numeral to indicate the charge of the metal
3. root word for the nonmetal + ____ ide ending
Ionic Binary Compounds – Metal (with a variable charge) + nonmetal/metalloid
1. name the metal
2. name the polyatomic ion
2. name the polyatomic ion
Ternary Compounds -Metal ( 1 possible charge) + polyatomic ion
1. name the metal
2.use Roman Numerals to indicate the charge of the metal 3.name the polyatomic ion
2.use Roman Numerals to indicate the charge of the metal 3.name the polyatomic ion
Ternary Compounds -Metal (with variable charge) + polyatomic ion
1. prefix to indicate the number of atoms of the first nonmetal or metalloid ( if more that one)+name of the nonmetal or metalloid
2. prefix to indicate the number of atoms of the second nonmetal or metalloid + root word for the nonmetal or metalloid + ___ ide ending
2. prefix to indicate the number of atoms of the second nonmetal or metalloid + root word for the nonmetal or metalloid + ___ ide ending
Molecular compounds -Nonmetal/metalloid +nonmetal:
never use “mono” with the first element but do use all of the prefixes to identify the second element – example: CO2 = carbon dioxide CO = carbon monoxide
*Molecular Compounds Note*
These acids are binary (only a H and a nonmetal) ex: HCL
1. hydro + root word for the nonmetal + “-ic” acid ending
-“No ‘O’ use hydro”
1. hydro + root word for the nonmetal + “-ic” acid ending
-“No ‘O’ use hydro”
Acid -Anion ending in “-ide”
These acids are ternary.
1. root word for the polyatomic ion + “-ous” acid ending
1. root word for the polyatomic ion + “-ous” acid ending
Acid -Anion ending in “-ite”
These are ternary.
1. root word for the polyatomic ion + “-ic” acid ending
-“I ‘ate’ something and got sick
1. root word for the polyatomic ion + “-ic” acid ending
-“I ‘ate’ something and got sick
Acid -Anion ending in “-ate”
