Covalent & Acids Review

Name to Formula

100

Give the formula for the following name: Dichlorine Heptaoxide

Cl₂O₇

200

Give the Formula for the following name: Lithium Oxide

Li₂O

300

Give the Formula for the following name: Lead (IV) Oxide

PbO₂

400

Give the formula for the following name: phosphous acid

H₃PO₃

500

Give the formula for the following name: Ammonium Carbonate

(NH₄)₂CO₃

Formula to Name

100

Give the name for the following formula: N₂O

Dinitrogen Monoxide

200

Give the name for the following formula: HCl

Hydrochloric acid

300

Give the name for the following formula: NaNO₃

Sodium Nitrate

400

Give the name for the following formula: AgClO₄

Silver Perchlorate

500

Give the name for the following formula: Ba(C₂H₃O₂)₂

Barium Acetate

Types of Compounds

100

The two types of elements that make up an ionic compound

Metal and Nonmetal

200

The two types of compounds that make up a covalent compound.

Two nonmetal

300

The element that all acids contain

Hydrogen

400

Types of compounds that conduct electricity

Ionic compounds

500

Types of compounds that have low melting points.

Covalent compounds.

Naming Rules

100

The elements that always need roman numerals

Transition metals

200

The compounds that always need prefixes

Covalent Compounds

300

The prefix used when there is NO polyatomic ion in the acid.

Hydro

400

Types of compounds that do NOT need roman numerals

Covalent compounds and acid compounds

500

The other two names we call covalent compounds.

Molecular or Binary

Good Luck

100

Give the name for the following formula: NO

Nitrogen monoxide

200

Give the formula for the following name: Copper (I) Oxide

Cu₂O

300

Deca is...

10 

400

Give the formula for the following name: Aluminum Sulfate

Al₂(SO₄)₃

500

Write the name for the following formula: Fe(C₂H₃O₂)₃

Iron (III) Acetate