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Type I
Type II
Type III
Household Chemicals
100
These are cations that only form ONE common ion.
What is a monatomic cation?
100
calcium bromide
What is CaBr2?
100
Copper (II) sulfide
What is CuS?
100
Silicon disulfide
What is SiS2
100
This chemical is useful for baking delicious blueberry muffins and even cleaning your backyard pool. It's chemical name is sodium bicarbonate.
What is baking soda?
200
Alkaline earth metals develop this common ion.
What is 2+?
200
Strontium sulfide
What is SrS?
200
CoI2
What is cobalt (II) iodide?
200
Iodine trichloride
What is ICl3?
200
Plants use this gas to produce oxygen gas for animals. It's formula is CO2.
What is carbon dioxide?
300
Type III compounds are formed when electrons do this between nonmetal atoms.
What are share electrons?
300
AlF3
What is aluminum fluoride?
300
Iron (III) oxide
What is Fe3O2?
300
Nitrogen tribromide
What is NBr3?
300
These salts are helpful for relieving tired and achy muscles. It's chemical name is magnesium sulfate.
What is Epsom salt?
400
These diagrams are drawn to represent the number of valence electrons around each atom.
What is a Lewis dot diagram?
400
Zinc selenide
What is ZnSe?
400
Gold (III) chloride
What is AuCl3?
400
Triantimony hexachloride
What is Sb3Cl6?
400
This ion is commonly found in tap water and in your toothpaste to prevent cavities.
What is fluoride?
500
Aluminum develops this common ion.
What is 3+?
500
Potassium phospide
What is K3P?
500
Manganese (II) sulfide
What is MnS?
500
Silicon triarsenide
What is SiAs3
500
This chemical is found in Windex and CANNOT be mixed with bleach, otherwise a very deadly gas can be produced. It's formula is NH3.
What is ammonia?
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