1. Ions in Solution
You will be able to write and balance equations for ionic compounds dissolving in solution!

2. Dissolving of Ionic Compounds
Ionic compounds break apart (dissociate) into their ions when placed in water
Called aqueous solutions (aq)

3. Aluminum bromide
Iron (III) hydroxide
Barium perchlorate
Ammonium dichromate

4. Stoichiometry and ionic solutions
1. magnesium fluoride
If one mole of this dissolves, how many moles of fluorine ion are in solution?
2. copper (II) phosphate
If 9.0 moles dissolve, how many total moles of ions are present?

5. 3. Calcium acetate
If 45.6g of calcium acetate dissolve, how many total moles of ions are in solution?

6. Hydrates Crystal structure that contains an anhydrous salt and water
can get by heating and evaporating the water
AKA dessicants

7. BaCl2 2H2O ZnSO4 7H2O Naming hydrates Ionic compound is named normally
Hydrate is named by using greek number prefixes
1 monohydrate
2 dihydrate
3 trihydrate
4 tetrahydrate
5 pentahydrate
6 hexahydrate
7 heptahydrate
8 octahydrate
9 nonahydrate
10 decahydrate
BaCl2 2H2O
ZnSO4 7H2O