Don't forget about Silver, Cadmium, and Zinc
Silver is always Ag1+
Cadmium and Zinc are always Cd2+ and Zn2+
For each of the questions type the correct name of the compound. You must show your work as I demonstrated in class for full credit on names that require Roman numerals. If the name does not require a Roman numeral explain why in the show your work section.
To the right is a video showing how to solve these problems. The teacher explains how to do it the same way I did it in class. Watching the video is not required, but I wanted to include it if you felt like you needed extra help.
Co3P2
MgF2
FeO
Ag3N
Na2S
KCl
MnBr2
Cr2S3
Fe2O3
CaF2
For each of the questions type the correct formula. You will not be able to type subscripts. Just type the numbers large (for example K2O instead of K2O. You must show your work as I demonstrated in class for full credit.
To the right is a video showing how to solve these problems. The teacher explains how to do it the same way I did it in class. Watching the video is not required, but I wanted to include it if you felt like you needed extra help.
iron (II) arsenide
beryllium chloride
silver oxide
manganese (VII) sulfide
potassium iodide
tin (IV) bromide
magnesium phosphide
lead (II) fluoride
aluminum selenide
copper (II) nitride