Polyatomic Ion Names
Making Compounds
Covalent Bonding
Monatomic Ion Formulas
Pot Pourri
100
OH-
What is hydroxide
100
These are all examples: sodium chloride, sodium nitride, lithium carbonate, calcium flouride
What are ionic compounds?
100
the number of bonds holding two oxygen atoms together in a diatomic molecule
What is a double bond?
100
magnesium ion
What is Mg2+
100
This is the net charge of any ionic compound
0 or neutral
200
NO3-
What is nitrate
200
These are all examples: water, dinitrogen pentoxide, carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide
What is a molecular/covalent compound?
200
The more electronegative negative atom is pulling the electrons in this type of covalent bond
What is a polar covalent bond?
200
Sulfide
What is S2-
200
It's used in an ionic compound's name to indicate the charge on certain transition metals
What is a roman numeral
300
H2PO4-
What is dihydrogen phospate
300
This is the proper formula for Lead (IV) Oxide
What is Pb2O4?
300
The number of ELECTRONS being shared in a single covalent bond
What is 2?
300
Silver Ion
What is Ag+
300
The charge of metals
What is positive
400
CrO42-
What is chromate
400
This is the proper formula for iron (III) phosphate
FePO4
400
Covalent bonds happen when two elements of this type bond by sharing pair(s) of electrons
What are nonmetals?
400
Iron (III)
What is Fe3+
400
The charge of group 2A ions
What is +2
500
AsO43-
What is arsenate
500
This is the type of compound that has a higher melting point
What is an ionic compound?
500
This is the number of unshared pairs of electrons in a water molecule
What is 2?
500
Iodide
What is I-
500
The formula for Manganese (III) oxide
Mn2O3
M
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