Binary Ionic Compounds: Transition Metals
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Binary Ionic Compounds: Transition Metals Science 10 Chemistry Unit
Multivalent Ions • We are going to learn how to name binary ionic compounds where the metals (or cations) can form more than one ion…multi-valent ions. • These multivalent ions are usually transition metals and can usually be found in Groups 3-12. Examples: Iron and Cobalt…Symbol & Charge?
Stock System • The method we will use is called the Stock System • Named after Alfred Stock (1876-1946), a German chemist. • We use Roman Numerals to represent the charge of the multivalent ion.
Problem 1:Write the name of FeCl2 • Write the name of the cation … but iron has more than one choice…which one will we use? • Look at the charge of the anion and also look at the subscript.
Does the cation have a subscript? • Use Roman Numerals to identify the charge of the cation. The value of the Roman number equals the positive charge on the cation. • Write the name of the anion with an "ide."
Try naming these compounds: • CuCl2 • Fe2O3 • SnO
Problem 2:Write the formula for copper (II) chloride • Write the symbol of the metal ion. The Roman numeral WILL tell you the charge on the cation. In this case it is a positive two. • Write the symbol of the anion and charge. • Remember the rule that a formula must have a net or overall chargeof zero… you can cross multiply. • The formula is
Write the formula for these compounds: • copper (I) oxide • iron (III) sulfide • tin (IV) phosphide
Important Note: • Do not use prefixes…they are for molecular or covalent compounds (two non-metals or metalloids)
Write the correct name or formula for the following: • CuS _____________________________ • PbBr4_____________________________ • Pb3N2_____________________________ • Fe2O3_____________________________ • FeI2_____________________________ • Sn3P4_____________________________ • Cu2S_____________________________
Write the correct name or formula for the following: • SnCl2_____________________________ • HgO_____________________________ • Iron (II) chloride ____________________________ • Copper (I) sulfide ____________________________ • Lead (IV) iodide ____________________________ • Tin (II) fluoride _____________________________ • Mercury (I) bromide _________________________ • Tin (II) oxide ____________________________ • Chromium (III) oxide__________________________