Naming And Recognizing Binary And Ternary Acids
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By 13tdeskins on November 26, 2010
Question Excerpt
| 1. | What is the name of the acid form of a Fluorine ion? |
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| 2. | When naming a ternary acid, one must use the following rules: (Check all that apply) |
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| 3. | When making phosphoric acid, what is the equation? |
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| 4. | Make this poly-anion into an acid.Chlorite |
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| 5. | What is the name of this acid?HClO4 |
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| 6. | When making a binary acid, one must add the prefix hydro to the main element, then add the suffix "-ous". |
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