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Thursday, July 4, 2019

Ionic Nomenclature Answers

Naming Ionic Compounds

  1. calcium carbonate
  2. potassium chloride
  3. iron II sulfate or ferrous sulfate
  4. lithium bromide
  5. magnesium chloride
  6. iron III chloride or ferric chloride
  7. zinc phosphate
  8. ammonium nitrate
  9. aluminum hydroxide
  10. copper I acetate or cuprous acetate
  11. lead II sulfaite or plumbous sulfite
  12. sodium chlorate
  13. calcium oxalate
  14. iron III oxide or ferric oxide
  15. ammonium phosphate
  16. sodium bisulfate
  17. mercury I chloride
  18. magnesium nitrite
  19. copper II sulfate or cupric sulfate
  20. sodium bicarbonate
  21. nickel III bromide nickelic bromide
  22. beryllium nitrate
  23. zinc sulfate
  24. gold III chloride or auric chloride
  25. potassium permanganate

Writing Ionic Formulas

  1. NaCl
  2. K2CO3
  3. CaBr2
  4. (NH4)2SO4
  5. Al2S3
  6. Fe2O3
  7. FeCl2
  8. Na3PO4
  9. KI
  10. AlCl3
  11. Al2O3
  12. CaI2
  13. HgO
  14. KF
  15. Cu2S
  16. Mg3N2
  17. CaS
  18. AgNO3
  19. Cr2(C2O4)3
  20. V2(SO3)5
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