Ch.
19:6
Name: _____________________
Period: _____________________
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Naming and Covalent Compounds
Naming
1. MgCl
2
Ionic Magnesium chloride _______
2. PF
3
______ _____________________________________
3. CaO ______ _____________________________________
4. K
3
(PO
4)2
______ _____________________________________
5. MgCl
2
______ _____________________________________
6. CO ______ _____________________________________
7. S
2
O
4
______ _____________________________________
8. Mg(CrO
4
) ______ _____________________________________
9. NaF ______ _____________________________________
10. H
2
O ______ _____________________________________
11. CO
2
______ _____________________________________
12. OBr
2
______ _____________________________________
Type: Ionic;
Covalent; Polyatomic.
Compound Name
Polyatomic Ions
Oxidation # Name Formula
1+ ammonium NH
4
+
1- acetate C
2
H
3
O
2
1-
2- carbonate CO
3
2-
2- chromate CrO
4
2-
1- hydrogen
carbonate
HCO
3
1-
1+ hydronium H
3
O
1+
1- hydroxide OH
1-
1- nitrate NO
3
1-
2- peroxide O
2
2-
3- phosphate PO
4
3-
2- sulfate SO
4
2-
2- sulfite SO
3
2-
Use only for
Polyatomic Compounds
Greek Prefixes
Mono - 1
Di 2
Tri 3
Tetra 4
Penta 5
Hexa 6
Hepta 7
Octa 8
Nona 9
Deca 10
Use only for
Covalent Compounds
Ch. 19:6
Name: _____________________
Period: _____________________
Copyright 2003, C. Stephen Murray
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Covalent Bonding
You must fulfill two criteria when making covalent bonds:
1) the individual atoms must have the proper number of valence electrons;
2) when bonded each atom must have 8 electrons through sharing.
How many protons and electrons does
O
2
have? Is it a metal or non-metal?
Give the ion notation for Calcium that
lost 2 electrons. Cation or anion?
How many electrons does K
1+
have? Is
it a cation or an anion?
Make the ionic compound of Lithium
oxide.
Combine Sodium and phosphate (PO
4
)
3-
Make Iron (III) chloride.
Each has 6 valence electrons
by itself and 8 by sharing.
O
Put the number you need
in the middle to share.
O O
A double covalent bond.
Read each oxygen as 6 v.e.
plus 2 for the 2 bonds = 8!
O
8 8
O O
6 6
Oxygen dichloride: OCl
2
6 v.e.
8 shared
O Cl
Cl
7 v.e.
8 shared
7 v.e.
8 shared
Make Cl
2
. Make P
2
. Make O
2
.
Make Sulfur difluoride: SF
2
Make water. Make sulfur dioxide: SO
2
Reviewing
O Cl
Cl
Short hand
Start getting ready for the test.
Know: valence electrons; oxidation numbers; metals vs. non-metals; dot diagrams; ion no-
tation; cation versus anion; differences between ionic, covalent and polyatomic com-
pounds; how to name compounds; how to make ionic compounds; how to make covalent
compounds.
