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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 Mg
2+
100
This is the net charge of any ionic compound
0 or neutral
200
NO
3
-
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 S
2-
200
It's used in an ionic compound's name to indicate the charge on certain transition metals
What is a roman numeral
300
H
2
PO
4
-
What is dihydrogen phospate
300
This is the proper formula for Lead (IV) Oxide
What is Pb
2
O
4
?
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
CrO
4
2-
What is chromate
400
This is the proper formula for iron (III) phosphate
FePO
4
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 Fe
3+
400
The charge of group 2A ions
What is +2
500
AsO
4
3-
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
Mn
2
O
3