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Nomenclature Practice
Types I, II, & IIIAcids and Hydrates
Directions A compound’s name or formula will
be presented. For each you should determine the
category of compound.i.e. Type I, II, III, Binary Acid, Oxyacid, or
Hydrate
If the formula is given determine it’s name If the name is given determine it’s formula.
Reminders Type I
Column IA, IIA, Ag, Zn & Al Name both ions Charges total to zero
Type II The rest of the metals Cation named with roman numeral (RN = charge) Charges total to zero
Type III Nonmetals with nonmetals Named with prefixes
Reminders Acids ~
H+1 is the cation Oxyacids – contain oxygen
To name ~ remove the ‘ate’ add ‘ic acid’ To write formula ~ charges must total to zero
Binary acids – two elements (no oxygen) To name ~ use ‘hydro’ prefix & add ‘ic acid To write formula ~ charges must total to zero
Hydrates Ionic compounds named as normal with a
‘prefix hydrate’ added as a suffix
Sodium oxide Category
?
Formula?Na2O
Type I
PCl3 Category
?
Name?Phosphorus trichloride
Type III
Copper(I) sulfide Category
?
Formula?Cu2S
Type II
H3PO4
Category?
Name?Phosphoric acid
Oxyacid
Nickel(II) sulfate heptahydrate Category
?
Formula?NiSO4 . 7H2O
Type II hydrate
HF Category
?
Name?Hydrofluoric acid
Binary acid
Zinc hydroxide Category
?
Formula?Zn(OH)2
Type I
SO2
Category?
Name?Sulfurdioxide
Type III
Barium phosphate Category
?
Formula?Ba3(PO4)2
Type I
Ag2CrO4
Category?
Name?Silver chromate
Type I
Vanadium(III) fluoride Category
?
Formula?VF3
Type II
NH4Cl
Category?
Name?Ammonium chloride
Technically Type I.Polyatomic cation isnot really a category.