1. Naming Acids

2. Binary Acids
Contain only two atoms, one is hydrogen, another is an anion
The names of these anions all end in –IDE
These acids become hydro _______ic acids
Fill in the blank with the root of the anion

3. Hydro ____ ic Acid HCl (hydrogen chloride) HBr (hydrogen bromide)
HF (hydrogen fluoride)
HI ( hydrogen iodide)
HCN (not a binary acid, but still ends in an –ide ending)-(hydrogen cyanide)

4. Hydro _______ ic Acids HCl (hydrogen chloride) HBr (hydrogen bromide)
Hydrochloric acid
HBr (hydrogen bromide)
Hydrobromic acid
HF (hydrogen fluoride)
Hydrofluoric acid
HI ( hydrogen iodide)
Hydroiodic acid
HCN (not a binary acid, but still ends in an –ide ending)-(hydrogen cyanide)
Hydrocyanic acid

5. Oxyacids
These acids contain a radical group that has oxygen as part of its formula
These radical group names end in both
-ate, and –ite
The more oxygen atoms the anion has in an acid the stronger the acid will be.
HNO3 and HNO2

6. Radical groups that end in -ATE
These acids are named by using the template _______ ic acid

7. _______ ic acid HNO3 H2SO4 H2CO3 Hydrogen nitrate Nitric acid
Hydrogren sulfate sulfuric acid
H2CO3
Hydrogen carbonate carbonic acid

8. Groups that end in -ITE
Acids that have traditional names that end in –ite will use the template ____ ous acid

9. ---------- ous acid HNO2 (hydrogen nitrite) H2SO3 (hydrogen sulfite)
H3PO3 (hydrogen phosphite)

10. More/less oxygens than ate or ite
HClO4 (hydrogen perchlorate)
HClO3 (hydrogen chlorate)**
HClO2 (hydrogen chlorite)**
HClO (hydrogen hypochlorite)

11. HClO4 (hydrogen perchlorate)
HClO3 (hydrogen chlorate)
HClO2 (hydrogen chlorite)
HClO (hydrogen hypochlorite)
Per _______ ic
_______ic
_______ous
Hypo______ous

12. HIO3 (hydrogen iodate)
HIO2 (hydrogen iodite)
HIO (hydgrogen hypoiodite)
_____ ic acid
_____ous acid
Hypo____ous acid