Naming Ionic Compounds

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that little trick with Al, Zn and Ag was awesome. THanks.

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I wish she was my chem teacher!! My chem teacher is a nice guy but he's very monotone and hard to understand. She is so clear and to-the-point. And I love that trick with Al, Zn, and Ag. Thanks!!

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I have a test tomorrow on naming ionic compounds and my teacher just gave us a worksheet on it today and didnt explain how to do it at all thank god for this video

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I really love this teacher...........now i understand the naming thanks a lot.

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I was finding it difficult to find the charge for the transition metals. My teacher went crazy and did a whole bunch of math that just confused everyone. I'm glad it's easier than I thought. Thanks for the help!

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this cleared up a lot for me thank you! just sort of confused with the example Ag2S in the beginning..does the 2 in silver matter or do I not have to mention that? just a little confused with that

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Am taking Ap Chemistry and this helped me a lot i juts wish i didn't have to memorise 50+ polyatomics but after that this video was the best

[@sylviavalek]

QUESTION: How do you know the charges of a polyatomic ion? Since it has 2 (or more) elements, there would be 2 charges, so which one do you use (the 1st or 2nd)? Or do you just look on the "Polyatomic Ions Chart" and that's the only way to find out the charge of a polyatomic ion?

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A lot of thanks to you for explaining the ionic stuff further..now I can understand all the things that I wanna know..my science teacher teach so fast (i mean really really fast, he often skip some important stuf..and some times he just blah blah blah all the lessons) and I cannot learn from him..I wish you're my science teacher..:(

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Thank you! We only did one example involving transition metals in class. This helped a lot.

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I was absent for one day... ONE DAY, so I had no clue what my teacher was saying...and I have a test on these tomorrow. Thanks heaps for this, I know what to do now(:

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How come when you were doing the crossing of the charges or the 2 and 3 one of them became negative and the other became positive? you can see at 2:57. Can you please explain?

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Anna Lyashenko that was my question too

[@ImprovisedStudios]

although some periodic tables don't have it listed, those negatives and positives are the group charges. Just look up a periodic table with them and you will see the ones above the groups.

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@blueddog55 because that is actually 2x Lithium, 1x Sulfur, and 4x Oxygen :). 1 sulfur is not divisible by 4 in any way, therefore. Lithium and oxygen cannot be reduced! If you have any further questions feel free to msg :) Hve a nice day

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I actually had the same idea of memorizing them in the shower, considering I always find the polyatomic ions in ingredients of my soap and shampoo

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1:35 why does chloride get a -1? I don't understand how to do that part

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Mg is +2 because it is located in the 2A group. All elements in the 2A group lose two electrons. So instead of 6 positive protons and 6 negative electrons, it's actually 6 protons and 4 electrons. This makes it have a positive (+) 2 charge.

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No. Fe is one atom with a charge of +2, Oxygen is one atom with a charge of -2. You have a basic compound of FeO. If there were 3 molecules you would have 3FeO, with 3 Fe atoms having a +2 charge and 3 O atoms having a -2 charge. They keep balancing out. Hope this helps.

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