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Quiz on writing ionic names

by Lovely Mae Bruña
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What is the correct name for NaCl in standard naming?

2

Name K2O correctly.

3

Name the ionic compound Fe2(SO4)3.

4

What is the name for Na2CO3?

5

Name CaCl2.

6

Which name reflects a polyatomic ion in NaNO3?

7

Formula FeO corresponds to which name and oxidation state?

8

Stock name for FeCl3 is?

9

What is the name for NH4NO3?

10

Which is the correct name for CuO?

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NaCl is named by the cation first (sodium) then the anion (chloride).

K is potassium with a single oxide, giving potassium oxide.

Fe has +3 in this formula, sulfate is SO4(2-). Iron(III) sulfate is correct.

Na2CO3 comprises Na+ and CO3(2−); standard name is sodium carbonate.

CaCl2 is calcium chloride; no roman numeral is needed.

NO3− is the nitrate polyatomic ion.

FeO contains Fe2+; oxidation state II.

Fe3+ with Cl− gives iron(III) chloride.

NH4+ paired with NO3− gives ammonium nitrate.

Copper in CuO has a +2 charge; use copper(II) oxide.

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