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What is the correct formula for lithium phosphide?
What is the correct formula for lithium phosphide?
Which compound is considered acidic?
Which compound is considered acidic?
What is the formula for calcium bromide?
What is the formula for calcium bromide?
What type of compound is titanium (IV) nitrate?
What type of compound is titanium (IV) nitrate?
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What is the correct formula unit for silver borate?
What is the correct formula unit for silver borate?
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Lithium phosphide consists of lithium and ______.
Lithium phosphide consists of lithium and ______.
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Calcium bromide is an example of an ______ compound.
Calcium bromide is an example of an ______ compound.
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Gallium sulfide is created from gallium and ______.
Gallium sulfide is created from gallium and ______.
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Hydrophosphoric acid contains ______ ions.
Hydrophosphoric acid contains ______ ions.
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Aluminum hydroxide is often classified as a ______ compound.
Aluminum hydroxide is often classified as a ______ compound.
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Study Notes
Lithium Phosphide
- Atoms: Lithium (Li), Phosphorus (P)
- Lewis Structures (atoms): Lithium (Li) has one valence electron; Phosphorus (P) has five valence electrons. (Visual representations of these structures would be helpful here, but text-based is sufficient.)
- Ions: Lithium loses one electron to form Li⁺; phosphorus gains three electrons to form P³⁻.
- Dot Structure (ions): Lithium ion (Li⁺) has no outer shell electrons; Phosphide ion (P³⁻) has eight outer shell electrons.
- Formula Unit: Li₃P
- Name: Lithium Phosphide
Calcium Bromide
- Atoms: Calcium (Ca), Bromine (Br)
- Lewis Structures (atoms): Calcium (Ca) has two valence electrons; Bromine (Br) has seven valence electrons. (Visual representations of these structures would be helpful here, but text-based is sufficient.)
- Ions: Calcium loses two electrons to form Ca²⁺; bromine gains one electron to form Br⁻.
- Dot Structure (ions): Calcium ion (Ca²⁺) has no outer shell electrons; Bromide ion (Br⁻) has eight outer shell electrons.
- Formula Unit: CaBr₂
- Name: Calcium Bromide
Gallium Sulfide
- Atoms: Gallium (Ga), Sulfur (S)
- Lewis Structures (atoms): Gallium (Ga) has three valence electrons; Sulfur (S) has six valence electrons. (Visual representations of these structures would be helpful here, but text-based is sufficient.)
- Ions: Gallium loses three electrons to form Ga³⁺; sulfur gains two electrons to form S²⁻.
- Dot Structure (ions): Gallium ion (Ga³⁺) has no outer shell electrons; Sulfide ion (S²⁻) has eight outer shell electrons.
- Formula Unit: Ga₂S₃
- Name: Gallium Sulfide
Compound Classifications and Formulas
- 15) Nitrous Acid: Acid; HNO₂
- 16) Hydroiodic Acid: Acid; HI
- 17) Lithium Acetate: Ionic; LiC₂H₃O₂
- 18) Plumbous Oxalate: Ionic; PbC₂O₄
- 19) Vanadium (V) Silicate: Ionic; V₂(SiO₄)₅
- 20) Aluminum Hydroxide: Ionic; Al(OH)₃
- 21) Phosphoric Acid: Acid; H₃PO₄
- 22) Silver Borate: Ionic; Ag₃BO₃
- 23) Potassium Acetate: Ionic; KC₂H₃O₂
- 24) Ferrous Phosphide: Ionic; Fe₃P₂
- 25) Titanium (IV) Nitrate: Ionic; Ti(NO₃)₄
- 26) Hydrophosphoric Acid: Acid; H₃PO₄
- 27) Cuprous Phosphate: Ionic; Cu₃(PO₄)₂
- 28) Gallium Sulfide: Ionic; Ga₂S₃
- 29) Bromic Acid: Acid; HBrO₃
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Test your knowledge on the chemical bonding and properties of Lithium Phosphide, Calcium Bromide, and Gallium Sulfide. This quiz covers atoms, ions, Lewis structures, and formula units related to these compounds.
