atoms
this part of the atom has no charge
What is a neutron?
CaO
What is calcium oxide?
This is the symbol for five in roman.
What is V?
The Greek prefix for one.
What is mono?
Name given for compounds made of two atoms.
The charge on alkaline earth metals.
What is 2+?
Silver nitrate
What is AgNO3?
NiCl3
What is nickel (III) chloride?
nitrogen trichloride
what is NCl3?
The term used to describe what atoms do when forming covalent bonds.
What is share?
Chloride would have these group and period numbers.
What are (1)7 and 3?
MgS
What is magnesium sulfide?
Gold (I) oxide
What is Au2O?
This gas can kill you if undetected at home.
What is carbon monoxide?
the chemical formula for the phosphate ion.
What is PO43-?
This is the reason for noble gases being so unreactive.
What is full valence shell?
The possible charges for copper.
What are 1+ and 2+?
The technical term for water.
What is dihydrogen monoxide?
This is the only polyatomic cation.
what is ammonium ion?
When an atom loses electrons it has a ___charge and is now called a(n)__.
What are positive and cation?
This term describes the arrangement of the atoms that make up ionic solids.
What is crystal lattice?
Iron (III) sulfate.
What is Fe2(SO4)3?
iodine monobromide
what is IBr?
MnO2
What is manganese (IV) oxide?