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Which type of compound requires the use of Roman numerals to indicate the charge of transition metal cations?
Which type of compound requires the use of Roman numerals to indicate the charge of transition metal cations?
- Binary ionic (main group elements)
- Binary molecular compounds
- Binary ionic (transition metals) (correct)
- Binary acids
What is the general rule for naming binary ionic compounds (main group elements)?
What is the general rule for naming binary ionic compounds (main group elements)?
- The first word is the name of the cation and the second word is the name of the anion with ending -ide.
- The first word is the name of the anion and the second word is the name of the cation.
- The first word is the name of the cation and the second word is the name of the anion.
- The first word is the name of the anion and the second word is the name of the cation with ending -ide. (correct)
What should be done when a prefix ends in o- or a- and precedes a name beginning with a vowel?
What should be done when a prefix ends in o- or a- and precedes a name beginning with a vowel?
- The prefix is omitted.
- The prefix is added to the beginning of the name.
- The o/a at the end of the prefix is deleted. (correct)
- The o/a at the end of the prefix is added to the beginning of the name.
What is the general rule for naming binary molecular compounds?
What is the general rule for naming binary molecular compounds?
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Which type of compound requires the use of prefixes to indicate the number of atoms in each type of molecule?
Which type of compound requires the use of prefixes to indicate the number of atoms in each type of molecule?
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