Naming Ions and Writing ionic formulas
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- Q1consist of a single atom with a positive or negative chargemonatomic ionpolyatomic ionanioncation30s
- Q2Many _____________________ can form more than one possible cation.nonmetalstransition metalsGroup 1 elementsGroup 2 elements30s
- Q3composed of more than one atom but functions as a unit with a total positive or negative chargepolyatomic ionmonatomic ionanioncation30s
- Q4Sometimes the same two or three elements combine in different ratios to form different polyatomic ions.FalseTrue30s
- Q5polyatomic ions ending in "-ite" indicates one _________________ oxygen atom than the ion with "-ate" endingmoregreatertotalless30s
- Q6composed of two elementsdicompoundbinary compoundtertiary compoundionic compound30s
- Q7When writing names and formulas for ionic compound the _____________ is always firstanioncationlarger ionsmaller30s
- Q8When writing the name of a cation with more than one possible charge, ______________________ are used to indicate the charge.superscriptsdotsRoman Numeralsparentheses30s
- Q9When writing names and formulas for ionic compounds the _______________ is always written last.metalcationanion30s
- Q10a compound which contains three different elementsbinary compoundionic compoundtertiary compoundcovalent compound30s
- Q11In a chemical formula, _________________ must be used when there is more than one polyatomic ion needed for a balanced ratio.parenthesesRoman Numeralssuperscripts30s