Turn in Ionic Compound Worksheet if you haven’t already. Warm-Up 12/2/14 Turn in Ionic Compound Worksheet if you haven’t already. Continue with: Pg. 256 Practice Problem #2 Pg. 258 #4, 6, 7, 8, 9 Pg. 265 #12, 13 Pg. 266 #17, 18, 19

Ions of Transition Metals Polyatomic Ions Review Objective Name ionic compounds using transition metals and polyatomic ions. Agenda Ionic Compound Review Ions of Transition Metals Polyatomic Ions Review

QUIZ FRIDAY Lewis Dot Structures Ion Charges Ionic Compounds Molecular Compounds? Naming Compounds

Classwork Pg. 256 Practice Problem #2 Pg. 258 #4, 6, 7, 8, 9 Use the textbook or Ms. Au-Yeung for help. Whatever isn’t done is homework.

How would this ionic compound be named? Al2O3 Ions of Transition Metals How would this ionic compound be named? Al2O3 Aluminum oxide

So for this, it wouldn’t just be iron bromide. Ions of Transition Metals So for this, it wouldn’t just be iron bromide. Iron has a charge of 3+, it would be named iron (III) bromide.

Ions with more than one atom. The whole molecule has that charge. Polyatomic ions Ions with more than one atom. The whole molecule has that charge.

They combine in compounds the same way. Need to use parentheses. Forming Ionic Compounds They combine in compounds the same way. Need to use parentheses.

The name is just the name of the ion. Forming Ionic Compounds The name is just the name of the ion. Aluminum nitrate The names of the polyatomic ions are on Table 9.3 from pg. 257.

Pg. 256 Practice Problem#2 Pg. 258 #4, 6, 7, 8, 9 Pg. 265 #12, 13 Independent Work Time Pg. 256 Practice Problem#2 Pg. 258 #4, 6, 7, 8, 9 Pg. 265 #12, 13 Pg. 266 #17, 18, 19

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