Transitional Metals Ion Formation
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- Q1What does a positive ionic charge indicate about the number of protons and electrons in an ion?The number of neutrons is greater than protons.The number of protons is less than the number of electrons.The number of protons is greater than the number of electrons.The number of protons equals the number of electrons.30s
- Q2Which of the following metals does NOT require a Roman numeral when naming its ionic form?SilverIronZincCopper30s
- Q3What is the ionic charge of iron (III)?1+2+4+3+30s
- Q4How many oxidation states can transition metals generally have?NoneTwoOnly oneMore than one30s
- Q5What is the correct notation for the ion of cobalt with a charge of 2+?Co+2Co2Co2+Co(II)30s
- Q6Which of the following is NOT a transition metal?TitaniumBariumCopperIron30s
- Q7What is the name of the ion represented as Cu2+?Copper(I)Copper IVCopper(III)Copper(II)30s
- Q8When naming transition metals with ionic charges, what must you always use if the metal has more than one ionic state?SuffixesRoman numeralsSubscriptsPrefix30s
- Q9Which ion represents a +4 charge of titanium?Ti4+Ti1+Ti3+Ti2+30s
- Q10What suffix do you add to the name of a non-metal ion to indicate it has gained electrons?-ite-ate-ion-ide30s