Interpretation:
The names of the given compounds are to be identified from the formula.
Concept introduction:
Steps for naming the ionic compounds are as follows:
Identify the cation and the anion in the compound.
Combine the names of the cations and the anions by elimination of the word ‘ion’ from the names of the individual ions.
For metals that shows more than one charge on them, distinction is made according to the roman numerals indicated against their name.
Oxo-anions are those ions that contains one or more oxygen atoms bonded to one central atom of another element.
The oxoacids are named according to the names of the oxoanions from which they are derived. The acid based on an -ate ion is called –ic acid.
Answer to Problem 62QP
Solution:
a)
Potassium hypochlorite
b)
Silver carbonate
c)
Nitrous acid
d)
Potassium permanganate
e)
Cesium chlorate
f)
Potassium ammonium sulfate
g)
Iron
h)
Iron
i)
Titanium
j)
Sodium hydride
k)
Lithium nitride
l)
Sodium oxide
m)
Sodium peroxide
Explanation of Solution
a)
The compound
of
b)
The compound
c)
The compound
d)
The compound
e)
The compound
f)
The compound
g)
The compound
h)
The compound
i)
The compound
j)
The compound
k)
The compound
l)
The compound
m)
The compound
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