Ionic or Covalent?
This type of compound is formed when metals transfer electrons to nonmetals.
What is an ionic compound?
FeCl₃ is named this.
What is Iron(III) chloride?
The oxidation state of gold in Au₂O₃.
What is +3?
The formula for potassium oxide.
What is K₂O?
This compound is ionic and made of sodium and oxygen.
What is Na₂O?
CO₂ and H₂O are examples of this type of compound, formed when atoms share electrons.
What is a covalent compound?
MgO is the chemical formula for this compound.
What is magnesium oxide?
The oxidation state of nitrogen in N₂O₅.
What is +5?
The formula for carbon dioxide.
What is CO₂?
The chemical formula for magnesium bromide.
What is MgBr₂?
Select the ionic compound from this list: NaF, CO, H₂O, PCl₃.
What is NaF?
The name for the compound CO is this.
What is carbon monoxide?
Fe₂O₃ contains iron in this oxidation state.
What is +3?
The formula for aluminum chloride.
What is AlCl₃?
Name the compound K₂S.
What is potassium sulfide?
Select the covalent compound from this list: K₂O, PCl₅, NaBr, MgO.
What is PCl₅?
The name of KCl is…
What is potassium chloride?
The oxidation state of iron in FeO.
What is +2?
The formula for iron(III) sulfide.
What is Fe₂S₃?
This covalent compound has the formula PCl₃.
What is phosphorus trichloride?
HCl (g) is an example of this type of bond.
What is a covalent bond?
Cu₂O is named this.
What is copper(I) oxide?
The oxidation state of sulfur in SO₂.
What is +4?
The formula for dinitrogen tetroxide.
What is N₂O₄?
This compound is covalent and contains two nitrogen atoms and three oxygen atoms.
What is N₂O₃?