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Binary Acid:
A binary acid is a type of acid that consists of two elements, typically hydrogen and a nonmetal, such as hydrochloric acid (HCl)
Binary Acid Naming:
HYDRO + nonmetal root + IC ACID
Oxoacid:
A type of acid that contains hydrogen, oxygen and another elements, or a oxoanion, such as perchloric acid (HClO4)
Oxoacid Naming
OXYANION + ic or ous + ACID
Oxoanion: -ATE → ______
-IC
Oxoanion -ITE → ______
-OUS
Prefix ______ is NOT used in oxoacids
HYDRO-
Two Oxoanions: More O
-ATE
Two Oxoanions: Less O
-ITE
Four Oxoanions: Most O
PER + nonmetal root + ATE
Four Oxoanions: One Fewer O
nonmetal root + ATE
Four Oxoanions: Two Fewer O
nonmetal root + ITE
Four Oxoanions: Least O
HYPO + nonmetal root + ITE