1. Directions Click the correct answer. Use the correct naming system to provide the correct answer. The PowerPoint will only advance if you click on one of the answers or on an arrow. Next Question

2. 1. The correct name for the compound with the formula Fe(NO 3 ) 3 is? a. iron (III) nitroxide b. iron trinitrate c. iron nitrate d. iron (III) nitrate

3. Incorrect. You need to think about roman numerals and polyatomic ions. a. iron (III) nitroxide Back to Question

4. Incorrect. You need to think about roman numerals and polyatomic ions. b. iron trinitrate Back to Question

5. Incorrect. You need to think about roman numerals and polyatomic ions. c. iron nitrate Back to Question

6. Correct. d. iron (III) nitrate Next Question

7. 2. The correct name for the compound with the formula P 2 O 5 is ? a. diphosphorus pentoxide b. phosphorus oxide c. lead oxide d. phosphorus (II) oxygen (V)

8. Incorrect. You need to use covalent bond naming that uses prefixes to describe the number of atoms present in the formula. Don’t forget, the first atom only has a prefix if there is more than one. The second atom always has a prefix and ends in –ide. b. phosphorus oxide Back to Question

9. Incorrect. You need to use covalent bond naming that uses prefixes to describe the number of atoms present in the formula. Don’t forget, the first atom only has a prefix if there is more than one. The second atom always has a prefix and ends in –ide. c. lead oxide Back to Question

10. Incorrect. You need to use covalent bond naming that uses prefixes to describe the number of atoms present in the formula. Don’t forget, the first atom only has a prefix if there is more than one. The second atom always has a prefix and ends in –ide. d. phosphorus (II) oxygen (V) Back to Question

11. Correct a. diphosphorus pentoxide Next Question

12. 3. Which of the following is the correct formula for chloric acid? a. HCl b. HClO c. HClO 2 d. HClO 3

13. Incorrect. You need to look at the name of the acid and determine the name of the anion. If the acid’s ending is –ic, then the anion’s ending is –ate. If the acid’s ending is –ous, then the anion’s ending is –ite. Add the appropriate number of H’s in front of the anion to balance the anion’s charge. a. HCl Back to Question

14. Incorrect. You need to look at the name of the acid and determine the name of the anion. If the acid’s ending is –ic, then the anion’s ending is –ate. If the acid’s ending is –ous, then the anion’s ending is –ite. Add the appropriate number of H’s in front of the anion to balance the anion’s charge. b. HClO Back to Question

15. Incorrect. You need to look at the name of the acid and determine the name of the anion. If the acid’s ending is –ic, then the anion’s ending is –ate. If the acid’s ending is –ous, then the anion’s ending is –ite. Add the appropriate number of H’s in front of the anion to balance the anion’s charge. d. HClO 3 Back to Question

16. Correct. d. HClO 3 Next Question

17. 4. What is the name of the compound with the formula Ba(NO 3 ) 2 ? a. barium dinitrate b. barium nitrate c. barium nitrogen oxide d. nitric acid

18. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Group 1 and 2 cations will not need roman numerals. If you see more than 3 atoms in the formula, there must be at least one polyatomic ion. a. barium dinitrate Back to Question

19. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Group 1 and 2 cations will not need roman numerals. If you see more than 3 atoms in the formula, there must be at least one polyatomic ion. Back to Question c. barium nitrogen oxide

20. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Group 1 and 2 cations will not need roman numerals. If you see more than 3 atoms in the formula, there must be at least one polyatomic ion. Back to Question d. nitric acid

21. Correct. b. barium nitrate Next Question

22. 5. What is the name of the compound with the formula CaCl 2 ? a. calcium dichloride b. calcium (II) chloride c. calcium chlorine d. calcium chloride

23. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Group 1 and 2 cations will not need roman numerals. a. calcium dichloride Back to Question

24. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Group 1 and 2 cations will not need roman numerals. b. calcium (II) chloride Back to Question

25. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Group 1 and 2 cations will not need roman numerals. c. calcium chlorine Back to Question

26. Correct. d. calcium chloride Next Question

27. 6. What is the name of the compound with the formula AlI 3 ? a. aluminum (III) iodide b. aluminum iodide c. aluminum triiodide d. aluminum iodine

28. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Even though this is a group 3 cation, it will not need roman numerals. Don’t forget to end the anion in –ide. a. aluminum (III) iodide Back to Question

29. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Even though this is a group 3 cation, it will not need roman numerals. Don’t forget to end the anion in –ide. c. aluminum triiodide Back to Question

30. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Even though this is a group 3 cation, it will not need roman numerals. Don’t forget to end the anion in –ide. d. aluminum iodine Back to Question

31. Correct. b. aluminum iodide Next Question

32. 7. What is the name of the compound with the formula PbO 2 ? a. lead (II) oxide b. lead (IV) oxide c. lead (II) dioxide d. lead (IV) dioxide

33. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. This is a group 4 cation, and is lead. It will need roman numerals. Add up the total charge on the anion to determine the charge on lead. Don’t forget to end the anion in –ide. a. lead (II) oxide Back to Question

34. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. This is a group 4 cation, and is lead. It will need roman numerals. Add up the total charge on the anion to determine the charge on lead. Don’t forget to end the anion in –ide. c. lead (II) dioxide Back to Question

35. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. This is a group 4 cation, and is lead. It will need roman numerals. Add up the total charge on the anion to determine the charge on lead. Don’t forget to end the anion in –ide. d. lead (IV) dioxide Back to Question

36. Correct. b. lead (IV) oxide Next Question

37. 8. What is the name of the compound with the formula HgO? a. mercury oxide b. mercury (I) oxide c. mercury (II) oxide d. mercury monoxide

38. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. This is the transition metal mercury. It will need roman numerals. Add up the total charge on the anion to determine the charge on lead. Don’t forget to end the anion in –ide. a. mercury oxide Back to Question

39. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. This is the transition metal mercury. It will need roman numerals. Add up the total charge on the anion to determine the charge on lead. Don’t forget to end the anion in –ide. b. mercury (I) oxide Back to Question

40. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. This is the transition metal mercury. It will need roman numerals. Add up the total charge on the anion to determine the charge on lead. Don’t forget to end the anion in –ide. d. mercury monoxide Back to Question

41. Correct. c. mercury (II) oxide Next Question

42. 9. What is the name of the compound with the formula SO 3 ? a. sulfur trioxide b. sulfur oxide c. monosulfur trioxide d. sulfur (II) oxide

43. Incorrect. You need to use covalent bond naming that uses prefixes to describe the number of atoms present in the formula. Don’t forget, the first atom only has a prefix if there is more than one. The second atom always has a prefix and ends in –ide. b. sulfur oxide Back to Question

44. Incorrect. You need to use covalent bond naming that uses prefixes to describe the number of atoms present in the formula. Don’t forget, the first atom only has a prefix if there is more than one. The second atom always has a prefix and ends in –ide. c. monosulfur trioxide Back to Question

45. Incorrect. You need to use covalent bond naming that uses prefixes to describe the number of atoms present in the formula. Don’t forget, the first atom only has a prefix if there is more than one. The second atom always has a prefix and ends in –ide. Back to Question d. sulfur (II) oxide

46. Correct. a. sulfur trioxide Next Question

47. 10. What is the name of the compound with the formula N 2 O? a. nitrogen oxide b. dinitrogen oxide c. dinitrogen monoxide d. nitrogen oxygen

48. Incorrect. You need to use covalent bond naming that uses prefixes to describe the number of atoms present in the formula. Don’t forget, the first atom only has a prefix if there is more than one. The second atom always has a prefix and ends in –ide. a. nitrogen oxide Back to Question

49. Incorrect. You need to use covalent bond naming that uses prefixes to describe the number of atoms present in the formula. Don’t forget, the first atom only has a prefix if there is more than one. The second atom always has a prefix and ends in –ide. b. dinitrogen oxide Back to Question

50. Incorrect. You need to use covalent bond naming that uses prefixes to describe the number of atoms present in the formula. Don’t forget, the first atom only has a prefix if there is more than one. The second atom always has a prefix and ends in –ide. d. nitrogen oxygen Back to Question

51. Correct. c. dinitrogen monoxide Next Question

52. 11. What is the name of the compound with the formula NaClO? a. sodium monochlorine monoxide b. sodium chlorine oxide c. sodium chlorate d. sodium hypochlorite

53. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Sodium is a Group 1 cation and will not need roman numerals. If you see more than 3 atoms in the formula, there must be at least one polyatomic ion. a. sodium monochlorine monoxide Back to Question

54. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Sodium is a Group 1 cation and will not need roman numerals. If you see more than 3 atoms in the formula, there must be at least one polyatomic ion. b. sodium chlorine oxide Back to Question

55. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Sodium is a Group 1 cation and will not need roman numerals. If you see more than 3 atoms in the formula, there must be at least one polyatomic ion. c. sodium chlorate Back to Question

56. Correct. d. sodium hypochlorite Next Question

57. 12. What is the name of the compound with the formula PbCr 2 O 7 ? a. lead chromate b. lead dichromium heptaoxide c. lead (II) chromium oxygen d. lead (II) chromate

58. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Lead is a group 4 cation and will need roman numerals. Determine the charge on the cation by determining the total negative charge on the anion. If you see more than 3 atoms in the formula, look for the polyatomic ion on your ion sheet. a. lead chromate Back to Question

59. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Lead is a group 4 cation and will need roman numerals. Determine the charge on the cation by determining the total negative charge on the anion. If you see more than 3 atoms in the formula, look for the polyatomic ion on your ion sheet. b. lead dichromium heptaoxide Back to Question

60. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. Lead is a group 4 cation and will need roman numerals. Determine the charge on the cation by determining the total negative charge on the anion. If you see more than 3 atoms in the formula, look for the polyatomic ion on your ion sheet. c. lead (II) chromium oxygen Back to Question

61. Correct. d. lead (II) chromate Next Question

62. 13. What is the name of the compound with the formula (NH 4 ) 2 C 2 O 4 ? a. ammonium oxalate b. nitrogen hydrogen carbon oxide c. nitrogen tetrahydrogen carbon oxide d. ammonium carbonate

63. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. If you see more than 3 atoms in the formula, look for the polyatomic ion on your ion sheet. There are two polyatomic ions in this formula, one is a cation. b. nitrogen hydrogen carbon oxide Back to Question

64. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. If you see more than 3 atoms in the formula, look for the polyatomic ion on your ion sheet. There are two polyatomic ions in this formula, one is a cation. c. nitrogen tetrahydrogen carbon oxide Back to Question

65. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound. Use the stock naming system that requires naming the cation and the anion. You will not need prefixes. If you see more than 3 atoms in the formula, look for the polyatomic ion on your ion sheet. There are two polyatomic ions in this formula, one is a cation. d. ammonium carbonate Back to Question

66. Correct. a. ammonium oxalate Next Question

67. 14. What is the name of the compound with the formula H 2 S? a. dihydrogen sulfide b. hydrogen sulfide c. hydrosulfuric acid d. sulfuric acid

68. Incorrect. Because the first atom is H and the formula is water, this is an acid. Since this compound doesn’t contain O, you need to add the prefix hydro and add the suffix -ic to the anion name. a. dihydrogen sulfide Back to Question

69. Incorrect. Because the first atom is H and the formula is water, this is an acid. Since this compound doesn’t contain O, you need to add the prefix hydro and add the suffix -ic to the anion name. b. hydrogen sulfide Back to Question

70. Incorrect. Because the first atom is H and the formula is water, this is an acid. Since this compound doesn’t contain O, you need to add the prefix hydro and add the suffix -ic to the anion name. d. sulfuric acid Back to Question

71. Correct. c. hydrosulfuric acid Next Question

72. 15. What is the name of the compound with the formula HNO 2 ? a. hydronitric acid b. nitric acid c. nitrous acid d. hydrogen nitrogen oxide

73. Incorrect. Because the first atom is H and the formula is water, this is an acid. Since this compound contains O, you will not need to add hydro, but will need find the name of the anion on your sheet. If the anion’s ending is –ate, then the acid’s ending is –ic. If the anion’s ending is –ite, then acid’s ending is –ous. a. hydronitric acid Back to Question

74. Incorrect. Because the first atom is H and the formula is water, this is an acid. Since this compound contains O, you will not need to add hydro, but will need find the name of the anion on your sheet. If the anion’s ending is –ate, then the acid’s ending is –ic. If the anion’s ending is –ite, then acid’s ending is –ous. b. nitric acid Back to Question

75. Incorrect. Because the first atom is H and the formula is water, this is an acid. Since this compound contains O, you will not need to add hydro, but will need find the name of the anion on your sheet. If the anion’s ending is –ate, then the acid’s ending is –ic. If the anion’s ending is –ite, then acid’s ending is –ous. d. hydrogen nitrogen oxide Back to Question

76. Correct. c. nitrous acid Next Question

77. 16. What is the formula of the compound with the name lead (II) sulfide? a. Pb(SO 3 ) 2 b. Pb 2 S c. Pb 2 (SO 3 ) 2 d. PbS

78. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound because it has a metal and a non-metal. Determine the charges. The Roman numeral tells the charge on the cation. Find the anion’s charge by looking at your periodic table. Make sure that the positive charge is canceled by the negative charge. Add subscripts if necessary. The criss-cross method is a good way to determine the subscript. a. Pb(SO 3 ) 2 Back to Question

79. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound because it has a metal and a non-metal. Determine the charges. The Roman numeral tells the charge on the cation. Find the anion’s charge by looking at your periodic table. Make sure that the positive charge is canceled by the negative charge. Add subscripts if necessary. The criss-cross method is a good way to determine the subscript. b. Pb 2 S Back to Question

80. Incorrect. This is an ionic compound because it has a metal and a non-metal. Determine the charges. The Roman numeral tells the charge on the cation. Find the anion’s charge by looking at your periodic table. Make sure that the positive charge is canceled by the negative charge. Add subscripts if necessary. The criss-cross method is a good way to determine the subscript. c. Pb 2 (SO 3 ) 2 Back to Question

81. Correct. d. PbS Next Question

82. 17. What is the formula of the compound with the name dinitrogen pentoxide? a. N 2 O 5 b. NO 5 c. N 2 O d. N 2 PO 4

83. Incorrect. This is a covalent compound because there are prefixes in the name. Te prefix tells you the subscript to put on each atom. If there isn’t a prefix on the first atom, just write the atom’s symbol. b. NO 5 Back to Question

84. Incorrect. This is a covalent compound because there are prefixes in the name. Te prefix tells you the subscript to put on each atom. If there isn’t a prefix on the first atom, just write the atom’s symbol. c. N 2 O Back to Question

85. Incorrect. This is a covalent compound because there are prefixes in the name. Te prefix tells you the subscript to put on each atom. If there isn’t a prefix on the first atom, just write the atom’s symbol. d. N 2 PO 4 Back to Question

86. 17. What is the formula of the compound with the name dinitrogen pentoxide? a. N 2 O 5 Next Question

87. 18. What is the formula of the compound with the name carbonic acid? a. HCO 3 b. H 2 CO 3 c. HC d. CO 3

88. Incorrect. This is an acid that doesn’t start with hydro. You need to determine the name of the anion. If the acid’s ending is –ic, then the anion’s ending is –ate. If the acid’s ending is –ous, then the anion’s ending is –ite. After determining the ending, find the anion on your sheet. Add the appropriate number of H’s in front of the anion to balance the anion’s charge. a. HCO 3 Back to Question

89. Incorrect. This is an acid that doesn’t start with hydro. You need to determine the name of the anion. If the acid’s ending is –ic, then the anion’s ending is –ate. If the acid’s ending is –ous, then the anion’s ending is –ite. After determining the ending, find the anion on your sheet. Add the appropriate number of H’s in front of the anion to balance the anion’s charge. c. HC Back to Question

90. Incorrect. This is an acid that doesn’t start with hydro. You need to determine the name of the anion. If the acid’s ending is –ic, then the anion’s ending is –ate. If the acid’s ending is –ous, then the anion’s ending is –ite. After determining the ending, find the anion on your sheet. Add the appropriate number of H’s in front of the anion to balance the anion’s charge. d. CO 3 Back to Question

91. Correct. b. H 2 CO 3 Next Question

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