Bonding and Nomenclature Study Guide
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http://misterguch.brinkster.net/ionic.html
http://misterguch.brinkster.net/covalentcompounds.html
http://misterguch.brinkster.net/lewisstructures.html
Type III Covalent Compounds
1. oxygen difluoride
2. sulfur hexafluoride
3. silicon dioxide
4. SiF4
5. N2O
6. NO2
Type I Regular Ionic Compounds
7. sodium fluoride
8. potassium sulfide
9. barium cyanide
10. magnesium nitrate
11. ammonium phosphide
12. KCl
13. Na2O
14. RaClO2
15. Na2CO3
16. Cs2SO4
Type II Transition Metal Ionic Compounds
17. copper (I) oxide
18. copper (II) oxide
19. iron (III) sulfite
20. lead (IV) hydroxide
21. tungsten (VI) phosphate
22. Cu2S
23. FeO
24. MoF2
25. Fe2(C2O4)3
26. PbS
Acids
27. phosphoric acid
28. carbonic acid
29. hydrosulfuric acid
30. hydroiodic acid
31. chlorous acid
32. H2C2O4
33. HClO
34. H2SO4
35. HBr
36. H3P
Hodgepodge: These can by any type.
37. carbon dioxide
38. potassium cyanide
39. nitrous acid
40. copper (II) phosphate
41. disilicon trioxide
42. hydrochloric acid
43. aluminum iodide
44. BrF3
45. Li2CO3
46. Fe3(PO3)2
47. HNO3
48. CaF2
49. HF
50. Cu2CO3
Ionic Bonding: Lewis Structures (Show transfer of electrons and charges
formed.)
51. Li and S
52. Mg and P
Covalent Bonding: Lewis Structures (Show the sharing of electrons.)
53. H2O
54. SiF4
55. SO3
56. Review from previous tests.
a. Write electron configurations for:
i. Fe
ii. Si
iii. Rb
b. How many protons, electrons, and neutrons are in
i. 9140Zr
ii.
227 Ac
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