Chapter 6 Study Guide
IONIC AND COVALENT COMPOUNDS
Name: ____________________________ Period: ___________ Date: ___________
Your Chapter 6 Exam is on Friday, December 13th, 2013.
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Covalent Compound
Ionic Compound
Cation
Anion
Polyatomic Ion
Valence Electrons
Diatomic Molecules
A. A positively charged metal
B. A covalently bonded group of elements
that has a charge
C. The electrons located in the highest
energy level
D. A compound formed between a metal
and a nonmetal
E. A negatively charged nonmetal
F. A compound formed between 2 or
more nonmetals
G. H2, N2, I2, O2, Cl2, Br2, F2
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When naming ionic compounds, name the ____________________ first, and change the
nonmetal ending to ________________.
When naming ionic compounds that contain transition metals, use _________________
and _________________ to indicate the charge of the metal.
When naming covalent compounds, use ________________ prefixes to
indicate the number of atoms of a particular element.
COMPLETE THE TABLE:
NAME
IONIC OR COVALENT
FORMULA
BBr3
Ca(SO4)
N2O3
tetraphosphorus triselenide
potassium acetate
DO THIS
COLUMN FIRST!
CH4
VO2
iron (II) phosphide
Ag3P
disilicon hexabromide
titanium (IV) nitrate
copper (I) phosphate
Cr(CO3)3
NH3
Sulfur dibromide
K(MnO4)
Water
Manganese (III) Chloride
O2
PCl3
Manganese (V) Hydroxide
Ni(NO3)2
Carbon disulfide
AlCl3
cobalt (III) oxalate
tetraphosphorous pentoxide
Lead (IV) sulfate
TiBr3