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What are the group number(s) where they lose electrons?

Group 1-3 & 13

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What are the group number(s) where they gain electrons?

Group 15-17

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What is the chemical formula for nitrate?

NO₃⁻

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What is the chemical formula for hydroxide?

OH⁻

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What is the chemical formula for carbonate?

CO₃²⁻

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What is the chemical formula for sulfate?

SO₄²⁻

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What is the chemical formula for ammonium?

NH₄⁺

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What is the chemical formula for zinc?

Zn²⁺

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What is the chemical formula for sliver?

Ag⁺

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Do the metallic elements come first when writing Ionic compound formula?

yes.

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When do we simplify the chemical formula?

when the charge is the same number
e.g. Ca²⁺O²⁻ = CaO

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Do we need to bracket the polyatomic ions?

yes!

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When do we not need to bracket the polyatomic ions?

when the charge is 1.
e.g. NH₄Cl

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What is the name of the prefix for number 1

mono

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What is the name of the prefix for number 2

Di

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What is the name of the prefix for number 3

Tri

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What is the name of the prefix for number 4

Tetra

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What is the chemical formula for these common covalent compound?
1. Water
2. Methane

3.Ammonia gas

  1. H₂O

  2. CH₄

  3. NH₃

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What is the chemical formula for these common acid?

  1. Hydrochloric

  2. Nitric

  3. Sulfuric

  1. HCl

  2. HNO₃

  3. H₂SO₄

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What is the chemical formula for these common elements?

  1. Fluorine

  2. Chlorine

  3. Bromine

  4. Iodine

  5. Oxygen

  6. Hydrogen

  7. Nitrogen

  1. F₂

  2. Cl₂

  3. Br₂

  4. I₂

  5. O₂

  6. H₂

  7. N₂