Nomenclature of Inorganic Compounds part 1- Cations and Hydroxides (IC x OUS)

Naming compounds is a very important skill for making progress in your chemistry studies. What is the formula of Ferric ion? What is the formula of Sodium Hydroxide? What is the formula of Hydrochloric acid? What is the formula of Lithium hypochlorite?
The answer to these questions will be answered in the next couple of videos!
In this video, we start our discussing about the nomenclature of simple inorganic compounds by explaining the rules for naming cations and hydroxides.
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