Names & Chemical Formulas Of Select Multivalent Elements And Polyatomic Ions
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Naming the valences, classical name, and IUPAC name of the elements iron, copper, tin, lead, mercury, and hydrogen. Naming the formula for the polyatomic ions sulfate, carbonate, nitrate, chlorate, phosphate, hydroxide, and ammonium.
Questions and Answers
- 1.Name the valences of mercury, as well as their respective classical names.
- 2.Name the valences of tin, as well as their respective classical names.
- 3.Name the valences of copper, as well as their respective classical names.
- 4.Name the valences of iron, as well as their respective classical names.
- 5.Name the valences of hydrogen, as well as their respective classical names and IUPAC names.
- 6.Name the valences of lead, as well as their respective classical names.
- 7.What is the chemical formula of sulfate?
- 8.What is the formula of chlorate?
- 9.What is the formula of nitrate?
- 10.What is the formula of ammonium?
- 11.What is the formula of carbonate?
- 12.What is the formula of hydroxide?
- 13.What is the formula of phosphate?
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Sample QuestionThe three basic components of an atom are:
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