1. Ionic Compounds Transition Metals
Follow same ionic rules with an added twist. Because most transition metals have multiple oxidation states we have to be able to tell which oxidation state this cation is in.
Name the cation, add the Roman numeral that corresponds to its oxidation state, then name the anion.
Fe2O3 FeO
Iron (III) Oxide Iron (II) Oxide

2. Trans. Metal Compounds Practice
CuCl2
PbO2
NiBr2
V2S5

3. Trans. Metal Compounds Practice
Mercury (II) fluoride
Chromium (III) oxide
Nickel (II) phosphite
Cobalt (III) sulfide