Basic Binary Ionic Compounds
Determine the Charge
Transition Metals
Hydroxides
Naming from Formulas
100

What is the correct name for NaC?

Sodium chloride

100

In Fe₂O₃, what is the charge of iron?

+3

100

Fe₂O₃ is named this because iron has a +3 charge.

Iron(III) oxide

100

Name the compound LiOH.

Lithium hydroxide

100

Name the compound Cs₂S.

Cesium sulfide

200

The compound CaCl₂ is named using this pattern: metal + nonmetal with -ide. What is its name?

Calcium chloride

200

In PbO₂, what is the charge of lead?

+4

200

What is the correct name for PbCl₂?

Lead(II) chloride

200

Name the compound Pb(OH)₂.

Lead(II) hydroxide

200

Name the compound SrO.

Stronium oxide

300

What is the correct name for BaF₂?

Barium fluorid

300

In CuCl, what is the charge of copper?

+1

300

CuO is named this because copper has a +2 charge.

Copper(II) oxide

300

Name the compound Fe(OH)₂.

Iron(II) hydroxide

300

Name the compound K₂O.

Potassium oxide

400

This compound, MgO, is named using the metal name and the nonmetal ending in -ide.

What is its name?

Magnesium oxide

400

In FeBr₃, what is the charge of iron?

+3

400

FeCl₃ is named this because iron has a +3 charge.

Iron(III) chloride

400

Name the compound Sr(OH)₂.

Strontium hydroxide

400

Name the compound MgBr₂.

Magnesium bromide

500

A binary ionic compound is a compound composed of a monatomic metal cation and a monatomic nonmetal anion. What is the rule for naming them?

Name of cation (metal) + base name of anion (nonmetal) + ide

500

In FeBr₂, what is the charge of iron?

+2

500

FeCl₂ is named this because iron has a +2 charge here.

Iron(II) chloride

500

Name the compound Ba(OH)₂.

Barium hydroxide

500

Name the compound LiCl.

Lithium chloride