How to NAME Acids and Oxyacids

[@s.f.1933]

That made so much sense! My professor didn't really explain it all that well and just assumed we knew it already. You made it seem so simple! Thanks SO MUCH!

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome. Thank you for the great feedback.

[@drinktealikeaboss]

Thank you! This has cleared up a lot for me. I wasn't quite sure when the 'hydro' prefix was needed and within a minute of watching this a lighbulb lit up in my head. You explain everything so simply! Thanks again :)

[@lollitathayzim3940]

I have an exam tomorrow and i was confused about naming acids and ionic bonds but thanks to your videos, i feel more confident and sure to get a 100 on those questions. Thank You!!!

[@MrSanman98]

thanks man! u saved me, i am in senior year and i need some of these. and for some reason i cant remember any of them! thanks!!!!

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome.

[@nicustephanieabando1488]

THANK YOU SO MUCH SIR! YOU ARE MAKING IT EASIER FOR ME TO UNDERSTAND THE TOPICS.

[@mrcausey]

Glad to hear that

[@joshualogan84]

Thanks for explaining the naming process. My professor just told us to memorize the strong acids and didn't give an explanation as to how or why they were named as such. I deduced on my own the Binary Acids but I couldn't figure out the pattern for the Oxyacids. I really appreciate it!

[@JuiceCarver]

This is really nice! The video is nicely paced and includes practice. The quality is also amazing. Thank you so much!

[@Medic-nw3oj]

OMG!!!!!!!!!!Thank you!!!I wish you were my instructor. I spent hours trying to figure this out and it took me 1 view of your video!

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome. Thank you for such a nice comment!

[@yssacrekab]

Thanks for posting, I will be out at meetings tomorrow and was wondering how a sub would teach nomenclature. Great job!

[@charlesmanson5486]

Thank you so much for having these classes on youtube, helped a lot!

[@CloudGOML]

When do you use "Hypo" and "Per" or is that for something completely different? Sorry if you went over it in the video; I kind of skimmed through it.

[@LucasGeeting]

Well done. I learned more in this video and understand it way better then the way my Chem teacher taught.

[@starkillr123]

Because of your videos I am now prepared for my chapter test tomorrow. Thank you very much!

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome and thank you for the feedback.

[@PigmentPig]

These videos cleared up all confusion. these are so helpful!

[@mrcausey]

+kaitlyn manning Thank you so much for commenting!

[@emilycoleman3561]

Why don't you use the prefix "hydro-" with the oxyacids? You did with the binary acids previously, so I'm a little confused.

[@markcriscabanilla1682]

I have my Exam tomorrow in chemistry about chemical Nomenclature. And Finally I found this awesome Video.. How can I Thank you Mr. Causey .your life savior :-D Thanks

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@22Tech]

thanks for the polyatomic acid sheet!!!

[@maneshwarsingh8688]

thanks mr. causey, the rules were pretty simple to understand the way you explained them, but what about the ortho, pyro, meta prefix? Are they not a compulsion while writing the names of oxoacids?

[@mrcausey]

This video was focused more on an introduction to naming acids. Thanks for watching.

[@nolove26]

Thank you so much! I have a midterm in 3 days and now I finally understand!

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome!

[@Ash-hj7lu]

You are awesome! you saved my life...Thank you!!

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome! Thank you for the kind words.

[@karengonzalez6554]

Do you still use hydro at the beginning when naming oxyacids?

[@mrcausey]

Not for oxyacids.

[@TheLittleCrowCrafts]

Very helpful and well explained. Thank you!

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome!

[@Nicole-mw3mg]

Really helpful thank you so much

[@mrcausey]

+Nicole You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@nurseliez87]

thank you so much Mr . Causey :*

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome. Thank you for taking the time to comment. It is greatly appreciated.

[@trishacanlas2847]

Thanks Mr Causey!!!!!

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@SiratGill13]

when do we add hypo and pyro??

[@byuan131]

good video, thanks for the help

[@edwardalvarez107]

Thanks so much!

[@mrcausey]

+Edward Alvarez You're welcome. Thank you for watching.

[@popcornwitch231]

Thanks mate!

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome. Thanks for watching.

[@philipparchment3145]

You are the best. I truly wish you where my chemistry teacher. I will work with your video they are life saver. God bless you.

[@danieldelatorre6907]

Thank you so much you make this stuff so easy to understand I feel like im in a grade 5 classroom ;)

[@mrcausey]

Thank you Daniel for such positive feedback.

[@petergribben7294]

Thanks for that - very useful.

[@mariasolfrizzo9654]

THANK YOU.

[@mrcausey]

+Maria Solfrizzo You're welcome.

[@lyndicutie]

What if the polyatomic ion ends in "ide" such as cyanide, or ammonium, which ends in ium? Please answer quick I have a quiz Wednesday

[@MøTaků-i3o]

Thanks

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome.

[@adenli8057]

oh my god, i have a science test tommorow about this and ur the only one to fully explain this to me. ty based god i will praise you to my shrine of euphoria and doritos cool ranch

[@Salindaparmar]

thank you... i love you so much!

[@allaroundsports1]

so when do you know the difference when one is a binary acid and when one is an oxyacid?

[@mrcausey]

The video tells you when.

[@mrcausey]

Also check out the practice video in the description.

[@Txboy85A]

This was wonderful! Thanks ever so much, Mr. Causey. -Andrew The Community College of Baltimore County Maryland

[@mrcausey]

You're welcome. Thank you for watching and the kind words.

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[@morsmb1]

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[@dabananaman9086]

nice voice

[@mrcausey]

Thank you.

[@qil9913]

why do my teachers spend two days doing this when it can be learned in 7 minutes

[@AnubiSToraS]

Is that what you really like Causey? You sound a little bit younger than someone that looks like Sean Connery :D

[@darrellcauseyjr.8595]

Yes, that is me. I just have a young sounding voice.

[@AnubiSToraS]

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[@ffaiq]

How old is Mr Causey

[@mrcausey]

Mr. Causey is 56 years old.

[@ffaiq]

Ok

[@Dyi-Es]

Hyrogen + Polyatomic acids = (only) polyatomic ion root + -ic or -ous + acid Right? hydrogen is not inculded in acid name? right :)

[@Dyi-Es]

polyatomic ion*

[@DawsonFord]

its actually hydriodic acid

[@DawsonFord]

otherwise great review material!

[@donnali1717]

you sound like my female bio teacher...

[@mrcausey]

Well, there's not much I can do about that. Thanks for watching and commenting.