Naming Compounds Practice

Is the formula to the left an Ionic or Molecular compound?

Is the formula to the left an Ionic or Molecular compound?

When naming molecular compounds, which of the following rules apply? (You may select more than one answer)

Drag the boxes into the appropriate order to correctly name the compound to the left. [blank_start]Iron[blank_end] [blank_start](III)[blank_end] [blank_start]oxide[blank_end]

When writing the name of ionic compound that includes a transition metal you do not use roman numerals.

Drag the options into the correct order to create the formula for vanadium (V) sulfide.

The name of this compound is [blank_start]gallium chloride[blank_end]

By following naming rules, the correct name for water is [blank_start]dihydrogen monoxide[blank_end]

The correct name for this compound is...?

The correct name for this compound is....?

The correct name for this compound is....?

A positive ion is called a [blank_start]cation[blank_end].

Negative ions are called [blank_start]anions[blank_end].

This is the correct formula for tin (IV) selenide.

Choose the appropriate subscripts for the formula of cesium nitride.

Transition metals only have one possible charge.

When given the name or formula of a compound, what is the first question you should ask yourself?

Do you know the difference between an Empirical Formula and a Molecular Formula?

Correctly name this compound. [blank_start]Tri[blank_end][blank_start]nitrogen[blank_end] [blank_start]octo[blank_end][blank_start]fluoride[blank_end]

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