Naming Ionic Compounds

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@Angel Cruz if u subtract 8 from the group for instance oxygen is group 6 so u will subtract 8 that will give u -2 charge.

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I just have some questions Why isn't CrO4(2-) Perchromate but chromate. And why is Cr2O7(2-) Dichromate? Need answers urgently. Thanks in advance.

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Hey Dave, great break down of naming Ionic Compounds.

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so not the sulfur atom, but the sulfate as a whole! we know that SO4 2- is the sulfate ion, so the whole thing has to add up to -2, and 4 O's add up to -8 so sulfur is +6.

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hi professor dave. i just want to ask if the subscripts we place below cations and anions (sometimes enclosed in a parentheses) to make their charges neutral affects their over-all molar mass. thank you very much

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yes definitely! if there is a subscript indicating two sulfate ions, then the mass must take into account both of those sulfate ions.

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so for example, the iron (II) phosphate in 4:04 where in the phosphate has a subscript of 2 means the phosphate must have 2 moles, thus making their molar mass doubled?

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it means that there are two phosphate ions per formula unit of the salt, so when calculating the formula mass, you need two phosphates, and so two phosphorus atoms, and eight oxygen atoms.

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do u have any tricks to memorise all the anions ,they are a lot and some are so unique...

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not really, over time they just stick. maybe flash cards!

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at 3:59 why cant we use iron(lll) phosphate to achieve noble gas configuration directly. is it because then there wont be valency of the atoms?

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Monoatomic: -ide Metal charges: use roman number (ii, iii) Oxidation lower: -ous Oxidation higher: -ic Polyatomic more: -ate polyatomic lower: -ite

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Copper has an electron configuration of [Ar] 3d10 4s1 (sorry I don't know how to make superscripts) Cu+ has lost the electron that was in the 4s orbital, giving a configuration of [Ar] 3d10. Cu 2+ has the configuration [Ar] 3d9. Cu 7+ does not occur.

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2:18 w h a t Those represent the CHARGES? I thought those represented the other lower numbers, I don’t remember what their called. I’m s c r e w e d

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No I checked no they represent the bottom number

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at 1:10 you say the stuff over there will be 1-, 2-, 3- and so forth so does that me that carbon is 4- and boron is 5-

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pretty unlikely for those ions to form, but not technically impossible. also, they can go the other way to form cations too.

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Sir, if oxygen has one bond and three lone pairs, as in hydroxide ion, it will have a formal charge of-1. From where does this one additional charge or one extra electron come? Also in the case of carbonate ion two of the oxygen atoms are single covalently bonded, so if oxygen has 6 valance electrons and it is sharing its one electron in bond formation then how does the lone pair upon bond formation of oxygen atom count upto three I mean since it has to share one of its six electrons in the bond, shouldn't it have 5 electrons. How after forming a single bond this one additional electron comes from here so that it provides the atom with a negative charge?

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