1. Naming Compounds By Lexie Zovko, Andrew Wang, Sarah Houy, and Zach Lesutis

2. Compounds  Is there a metal? Yes! The compound is ionic No! The compound is Covalent Periodic table

3. Yes! The compound is ionic  Is there a polyatomic ion?  See list of polyatomic ions No there is not a polyatomic ion Yes there is a polyatomic ion Polyatomic ions

4. No there is not a polyatomic ion  What is the first element? Continue: Write the name of the first element

5. Yes there is a polyatomic ion  Where is the polyatomic ion? BeginningEnd

6. Write the name of the first element  Is the first element a transition metal?  See periodic table. They are listed in the d-block. Yes it is a transition metal No it is not a transition metal Periodic table

7. Beginning  Write the name of the polyatomic ion normally. Then name the other element after. The other element should end in -ide Continue: Name the element

8. End  Write the name of the first element without changing the name. Then name the polyatomic ion after the first element. Continue: Name the element

9. Name the element!  Examples KSCN Al(NO2)3 FeSO4 Ni(OH)3 NaNO3 Fe3(PO4)2 NH4C2H3O2Ca[Fe(CN)4] Na3PO4 NH4Cl Ba(NO3)2 Mg(OH)2 Al(C2H3O2)3 KMnO4 Na3[Fe(CN)6] Cs(NO2) Li3PO4 Na2SO4

10. Yes it is a transition metal  List the name of the element and the charge used in roman numerals in parenthesis. Periodic table Continue: What is the name of the second element Transition Metal Examples

11. Transition Metal Examples SnO TiO2 FeS Cu2S SnO2 Fe2S3 PbS PbO2 Cu2SO4 PbO

12. No it is not a transition metal  List the name of the element used. Continue: What is the name of the second element

13. What is the name of the second element  List the name of the element used, but change the ending to –ide. Continue:

14.  Is H 2 O mentioned in the formula? Yes H2O is mentionedNo H2O is not mentioned

15. Yes H 2 O is mentioned  Add the proper prefix followed by “hydrate” (See prefix table) Prefix Chart Continue: Name the element!

16. No H 2 O is not mentioned  Leave the name as it is Continue: Name the Element!

17. KI MgH2 H2S Li3N Ca3P2 ZnO MgS AgCl  Examples:

18. Name the element!  Examples CoCl2 6 H2OCoCl2 2 H2O Na2S2O3 5 H2OMgSO4 7 H2O

19. No! The compound is Covalent  Is this electronegativity difference less than.3? (See Periodic Table) Periodic tableYes the compound is pure No! The compound is polar

20. Yes! The compound is pure Continue:

21. No! The compound is polar ContinueContinue:

22.  What are the elements Continue: First element

23.  Find the prefix depending on the number of each atom used (See prefix table).  Write the prefix in front of the element used Prefix ChartContinue: Second element

24.  Find the prefix depending on the number of each atom used (See prefix table)  Write the prefix in front of the element, ending the element in –ide. Prefix ChartContinue: Name the element!

25.  Examples: NO2 XeF4 BF3 SiBr4 CCl4 SCl6 N2O4 P4O10 H2O NH3 SiO2 N2O NO PBr5 SF6

26. P 4 O 10  tetraphosphorus decaoxide

27. CoCl 2 2 H 2 O  cobalt (II) chloride dihydrate

28. H2OH2O  dihydrogen monoxide  aka water

29. SnO  tin (II) oxide

30. Li 3 PO 4  lithium phosphate

31. Cs(NO 2 )  cesium nitrite

32. Na 3 [Fe(CN) 6 ]  sodium ferricyanide

33. KMnO 4  potassium permanganate

34. TiO 2  titanium (IV) oxide  aka titanium dioxide

35. Al(C 2 H 3 O 2 ) 3  aluminum acetate

36. FeS  iron (II) sulfide  aka ferrous sulfide

37. Ca 3 N 2  calcium nitride

38. NO  nitrogen monoxide  aka nitric oxide

39. N2ON2O  dinitrogen monoxide  aka nitrous oxide

40. SiO 2  silicon dioxide

41. KI  potassium iodide

42. Na 2 SO 4  sodium sulfate

43. NH 3  nitrogen trihydride  aka ammonia

44. Cu 2 S  copper (I) sulfide

45. Mg(OH) 2  magnesium hydroxide

46. Na 2 S 2 O 3 5 H 2 O  sodium thiosulfate pentahydrate

47. SnO 2  tin (IV) oxide

48. PBr 5  phosphorus pentabromide

49. Ba(NO 3 ) 2  barium nitrate

50. SF 6  sulfur hexafluoride

51. Fe 2 S 3  iron (III) sulfide  aka ferric sulfide

52. NH 4 Cl  ammonium chloride

53. N2O4N2O4  Dinitrogen tetroxide

54. SCl 6  Sulfur hexachloride

55. MnO 2  Manganese (IV) Oxide

56. MgH 2  Magnesium Hydride

57. CCl 4  Carbon tetrachloride

58. PbS  Lead (II) Sulfide

59. PbO 2  Lead (IV) Oxide

60. H2SH2S  Hydrogen Sulfide

61. Na 3 PO 4  Sodium Phosphate

62. SiBr 4  Silicon TetraBromide

63. Li 3 N  Lithium Nitride

64. BF 3  Boron Trifluoride

65. MgSO 4 7 H 2 O  Magnesium sulfate heptagydrate

66. Ca[Fe(CN) 4 ]  Calcium ferrocyanide

67. NH 4 C 2 H 3 O 2  Ammonium Acetate

68. Fe 3 (PO 4 ) 2  Iron Phosphate

69. Ni(OH) 3  Nickel Hydroxide

70. CoCl 2 6 H 2 O  Cobalt (II) Chloride hexahydrate

71. NaNO 3  Sodium Nitrate

72. Cu 2 SO 4  Copper (I) Sulfate

73. PbO  Lead (II) Oxide

74. FeSO 4  Iron Sulfate

75. XeF 4  Xenon tetrafluoride

76. Ca 3 P 2  Calcium Phosphide

77. Al(NO 2 ) 3  Aluminum nitrite

78. ZnO  Zinc Oxide

79. MgS  Magnesium Sulfide

80. NO 2  Nitrogen dioxide

81. AgCl  Silver Chloride

82. KSCN  Potassium Thiocyanate

83. Prefix Chart # of atomsPrefix 1 (only use on second element in compound) mono 2Di 3Tri 4Tetra 5Penta 6Hexa 7Hepta 8Octa 9Nona 10deca Back To: Yes H2O is mentioned

84. Periodic table Back To: Write the name of the first element Back To: Yes it is a transition metal Back to: Compounds Back to: No! The compound is Covalent

85. Polyatomic ions Back to: Yes! The compound is ionic Back To: First element Back To: Second element