An anion composed oxygen and one other element
What is an oxyanion?
HCl
What is binary acid?
The Greek prefix mono- is usually omitted from the first name in a binary covalent compound
True
NO3-
What is nitrate?
Calcium phosphide
What is Ca3P2?
Oxidation number of Pb in PbO2
What is +4?
Compound that contains water molecules in its crystalline structure
What is a hydrate?
CO
What is binary covalent compound?
The compound SO2 contains an ion
False, it is a covalent compound
Pb(CrO4)2
What is lead (IV) chromate?
dinitrogen pentasulfide
What is N2S5?
Alkaline-earth metals
What is +2?
This represents the number of electrons that an atom loses or gains when it bonds
What is oxidation number?
HClO2
What is ternary acid?
In a compound, the more electronegative element receives a positive oxidation number and the less electronegative element receives a negative oxidation number
False, more electronegative receives a negative oxidation number and less electronegative element receives a positive oxidation number
CaCO3
What is calcium carbonate?
hydroselenic acid
What is H2Se?
Oxidation number of Pb in Pb3(PO4)2
What is +2?
Ionic compounds containing only two elements
What are binary compounds?
Na2SO4
What is polyatomic ionic compound?
The Stock system is used for nonmetals that have several possible oxidation states
False
I2O5
What is diiodine pentoxide?
What is HBr?
Oxidation number of AgNO3
What is +1?
This uses roman numerals after a cation's name to show its oxidation number
What is Stock system?
N2S3 * 3H2O
What is hydrate?
The Greek prefix system is normally used for ionic compounds
False, it is used for covalent compounds
PCl3
What is phosphorus trichloride?
lead (II) arsenate
What is Pb3(AsO4)2?
Oxidation number of S in (NH4)2S
What is -2?