Binary Molecular Compounds
Ionic Compounds
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Name these compounds P4H9, B2H4, NH3
Tetraphosphorus nanoxide diboron tetrahydride nitrogen trioxide (aka ammonia)
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Name these compounds: MgF2, KBr, NaCl
Magnesium Fluoride, Potassium Bromide, Sodium Chloride
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What type of compound is S03, KF, P4O9 and what each composed of?
S03 = molecular (nonmetals) KF = Ionic (nonmetal + metal) P4O9 = molecular (nonmetals)
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Whats the formula for density?
Mass/Volume
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How many significant figures are in the number .00999010?
6
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Write the formula for the following: dinitrogen trioxide, phosphorus trifluoride, aluminum hydroxide, silicon tetrafluoride. Which one is not a molecular compound?
N2O3, PF3, Al(OH)3, SiF4
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Name these compounds: CaI2, FeCl2, CoBr3
Calcium Iodide, Iron (II) Chloride, Cobalt (III) Bromide
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Name these: HCl (aq), HI(g), HBr(aq), HF(g)
Hydrochloric acid, Hydrogen Iodide, Hydrobromic acid, Hydrogen Fluoride
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Draw on the board: the difference between precision and accuracy.
Drawn...
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Complete the following calculation using the proper number of significant figures: 2.34 - 1.293
1.05
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Why are prefixes used when naming binary molecular compounds?
We use Greek prefixes to explicitly indicate how many of each element are present
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When and would we use prefixes when writing ionic compounds names.
Trick Question: We don't. We only use prefixes when naming molecular compounds.
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What type of bonds hold together polyatomic ions?
Covalent bonds
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On the board, correctly write the symbol of an element with the mass and atomic numbers shown: Carbon 14
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A bar is 400cm long. How many meters is it?
4 meters
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Name or write the formula for these: CH3, NO2, Carbon monoxide, PCl5, disulfur decafluoride, dinitrogen tetrahydride
Carbon trihydride, nitrogen dioxide, CO, phosphorous pentachloride, S2F10, N2H4
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Name or write the formula for these: NIO, Copper (II) Chloride, CrCl3, Copper (I) Oxide, aluminum carbonate
Nickel Oxide, CuCl2, Cromium (III) Chloride, Cu2O, Al2(CO3)3
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Name these or write the formula: Cr(ClO4)3, ammonium nitrate, ClO-, HClO4-
Chromium perchlorate, NH4NO3, hypochlorite, perchloric acid
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How many inches are in 1.00 km?
39,400in
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Explain the differences between the scientists Thomson, Millikan, Rutherford, and Chadwick. What were their experiments and what are they known for discovering.
-Thomson: Cathode ray tube experiment Discovered the electron (negatively charged) Determined the mass/charge ratio of an electron -Millikan: oil drop experiment Determined the charge on an electron Determined the mass of an electron -Rutherford: Gold foil experiment Used radioactivity (alpha particles, these are protons) Determined the positive charged particles were clustered together, called this the nucleus -Chadwick: Used alpha particles and identified neutrons, also located in the nucleus
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Name or write the formula for these: IF3, Octanitrogen tetroxide, Cl2O7, N3H4, Tribromine nonoxide
Iodine trifluoride, N8O4, Dichloride septa oxide, trinitrogen tetrahydride, B3O9
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Name or write the formula for these: silver phosphate, V2O5, lithium acetate
Ag3PO4, vanadium (V) oxide, LiC2H3O2
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Name these: potassium dihydrogen phosphate, CdI2, HBr
KH2PO4, cadmium (II) Iodide, hydrobromic acid or hydrogen bromide depending on state
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The density of a penny minted after 1983 is 7.18 g/cm3. What is the average volume of a penny if the mass of 1 x 105 pennies is 5.51 x 102 lb?
0.348 cm3/penny
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Explain the difference between a molecular and an empirical formula. Can the molecular and empirical formula ever be the same.
Molecular formulas tell you how many atoms of each element are in a compound, and empirical formulas tell you the simplest or most reduced ratio of elements in a compound. They can be the same at times.
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