Vocab
Ion Formation
Naming
Bonding/Formulas
Special Ions
100

Cation

positive ion

100

Cations have a _____ charge, and anions have a ______ charge.

positive, negative

100
NaCl
sodium chloride
100

potassium telluride

K2Te

100

What resource should I utilize on my test for naming,  finding formulas, and finding charges for polyatomic ions?

My table of polyatomic ions! I can use it on any test or quiz.

200

Ionic Bond

the attraction between oppositely charged ions (cations and anions) to form ionic compounds

200

cations are typically found on the ____ side of the PT, and anions are typically found on the _____ side of the PT.

left, right

200

If you are having trouble naming ionic compounds, when can you come to tutoring before your test?

TODAY AFTER SCHOOL!!!!!!!!!!

200

TRUE or FALSE: the two polyatomic ions ammonium and hydronium can form an ionic bond.

FALSE; both positive

200
Manganese is an example of a _________ ion.

multivalent

300
Multivalent Ion

can exist with multiple positive or negative charges depending on what compound it is in

300

What is the name of this ion?

Se2-

selenide ion

300
CuF3​​​​

copper (III) flouride

300

zinc (II) bromide

ZnBr2

300

To name a multivalent ion, we MUST include what?

Roman Numerals!

400

Octet Rule

main group elements tend to form chemical bonds to receive an octet of eight valence electrons to become more stable

400

Cations typically have ____ electronegativity, while anions typically have ____ electronegativity

low, high

400

Mg(NO3)2

magnesium nitrate

400

ammonium pyrophosphate

(NH4)4P2O7

400

What are the names of the polyatomic ions found in this compound?

H3OC6H5COO


hydronium and hydrogen sulfite

500

Electronegativity

how strongly atoms attract electrons

500

What is the charge on ONE silver in this compound:

Ag3(AsO3)2

2+

(You need to have said the POSITIVE to receive full credit!)

500

Cr2(HPO4)

chromium (I) monohydrogen phosphate

500

titanium (III) dihydrogen phosphate

Ti(H2PO4)3

500

Multivalent ions are possible because the atoms typically have valence electrons in the "__" or "__" subshells.

d, f

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