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1 Writing and naming compounds
FLIP CLASSROOM UNIT GO THROUGH EVERY VIDEO AND TAKE NOTES. WE WILL DO AN ACTIVITY IN CLASS TO REINFORCE THE CONCEPTS BUT YOU NEED TO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE STUDIED THESE VIDEOS BEFORE CLASS. MAKE SURE YOU WRITE DOWN ALL EXAMPLES AND PRACTICE PROBLEMS

2 Binary ionic compounds
w/ Group I & II metals Writing Formula for binary ionic compounds w/ Group I & II metals Naming binary ionic compounds w/ Group I & II metals

3 Binary ionic compounds
w/ transition metals Writing and naming ionic compounds w/ transition metals HINT: WE USING THE STOCK METHOD NOT CLASSICAL METHOD Tricky examples of writing and naming compounds

4 NAMING AND WRITING IONIC COMPOUNDS
w/ POLYATOMIC IONS Writing and naming polyatomic ions

5 WRITING AND NAMING ACIDS AND BASES

6 WRITING AND NAMING COVALENT COMPOUNDS

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