Group B metals that have variable oxidation numbers.
What is a transition metal?
100
2-element compounds made from metals and non-metals that end in -IDE.
What is a Type I binary compound?
100
2-element compounds made from a non-metal and a non-metal that use Greek prefixes.
What are Type II binary molecular compounds?
100
Ionic compounds that contains more than 2 elements.
What is a Type III (or tertiary) polyatomic compound?
100
Aqueous compounds with a pH less than 7 that have a hydrogen ion (H+) as the cation.
What is an acid?
200
Group 1A, 2A, and 3A (and most 3B) metals.
What is a monoatomic cation?
200
Added to all compounds that contain 3B transition metals.
What are Roman numerals?
200
The element in the compound that has the LEAST of this will become the cation, while the element with the MOST of this will become the anion.
What is electronegativity?
200
What is Cu(C2O4)?.
What is copper(II) oxalate? Or, what is cuprous oxalate?
200
Compounds with a pH greater than 7 which have a cation bonded to a hydroxide (OH-) anion.
What is a base?
300
Has one less oxygen that chlorite, but still has a -1 charge.
What is hyperchlorite?
300
Rubidium nitride.
What is Rb3N?
300
Carbon tetraflouride.
What is CF4?
300
Barium permanganate.
What is Ba(MnO4)2?
300
HBr (aq).
What is hydrobromic acid?
400
The most common positive polyatomic ion (name and formula).
What is ammonium (NH4)+?
400
MnCl4.
What is manganese(IV) chloride?
400
N4Se6.
What tetranitrogen hexaselenide?
400
Ammonium phosphite.
What is (NH4)3(PO3)?
400
Phosphous acid.
What is H3(PO3) (aq)?
500
The polyatomic ion ending that shows there are more oxygens in the formula.
Also, the old transition metal naming system ending that shows the higher oxidation state.