Understanding Ionic Compounds: Naming, Formulas, and Types, Lecture notes of Chemistry

An overview of ionic compounds, including their naming, formulas, and different types. It covers metals and non-metals, ions and their charges, and systematic names for writing names and formulas. The document also explains the concept of the Stairway of Division on the Periodic Table and discusses ionic charges for various groups. Additionally, it covers ionic compounds, their formula units, and writing formulas for binary and ternary ionic compounds.

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Chemical Names and
Chemical Names and
Formulas
Formulas
Overview
Overview
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•Metals and Non-Metals
Metals and Non-Metals
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•Ions and Ionic Charges
Ions and Ionic Charges
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•Types of Compounds
Types of Compounds
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•Systematic Names
Systematic Names
-Writing Names and Formulas
-Writing Names and Formulas
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Chemical Names and

Chemical Names and

Formulas

Formulas

Overview Overview

Metals and Non-Metals Metals and Non-Metals

Ions and Ionic Charges

Ions and Ionic Charges

Types of Compounds Types of Compounds

Systematic Names Systematic Names

-Writing Names and Formulas

-Writing Names and Formulas

Metals and Nonmetals

Metals and Nonmetals



Stairway Of Division on Periodic Table Stairway Of Division on Periodic Table



C, P, Se, I, Rn and to the right are non- C, P, Se, I, Rn and to the right are non-

metals

metals



B, Si, As, Ge, Sb, Te, Po, At are semi- B, Si, As, Ge, Sb, Te, Po, At are semi-

metals

metals



All others are metals All others are metals

IONIC CHARGES

IONIC CHARGES



Group I -> Group I ->



Group II ->

Group II ->



Group III ->

Group III ->



Group IV ->

Group IV ->

1+ 1+

2+

2+

3+

3+

4+

4+

IONIC CHARGES

IONIC CHARGES



Group V -> Group V ->



Group VI ->

Group VI ->



Group VII ->

Group VII ->



Group VIII ->

Group VIII ->

3- 3-

2-

2-

1-

1-

Noble Gases

Noble Gases

TYPES OF

TYPES OF

COMPOUNDS

COMPOUNDS



Ionic Compounds

Ionic Compounds

Examples

Examples

NaCl

NaCl

CaBr

CaBr

2

2

KI

KI

CHEMICAL FORMULAS

CHEMICAL FORMULAS



Definition Definition

**-

shows the kind and numbers of**

shows the kind and numbers of

atoms in the smallest

atoms in the smallest

representative unit of the

representative unit of the

substance.

substance.



i. e.

i. e.

NaCl

NaCl

IONIC COMPOUNDS

IONIC COMPOUNDS



If charges cancel, just write the symbols If charges cancel, just write the symbols

Na Na

Cl Cl

NaCl NaCl



If charges do not cancel, criss-cross:

If charges do not cancel, criss-cross:

Ca Ca

Cl Cl

CaCl CaCl

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***Do not move the charge, only the

***Do not move the charge, only the

number number

***Do not write the 1 ***Do not write the 1

NAMING

NAMING

COMPOUNDS

COMPOUNDS



Your ability to name compounds

Your ability to name compounds

and write formulas depend on

and write formulas depend on

your ability to recognize whether

your ability to recognize whether

a compound is Ionic or

a compound is Ionic or

Molecular.

Molecular.

BINARY IONIC

BINARY IONIC

COMPOUNDS

COMPOUNDS



Writing Formulas from Names

Writing Formulas from Names

1st word = CATION

1st word = CATION

2nd word = ANION name

2nd word = ANION name

with

with

ide

ide

ending.

ending.

BINARY IONIC

BINARY IONIC

COMPOUNDS

COMPOUNDS



NaBr

NaBr



MgF

MgF

2 2



Sodium

Sodium

Bromide

Bromide



Magnesium

Magnesium

Fluoride

Fluoride

Polyatomic Ions or

Polyatomic Ions or

Radicals

Radicals



Definition
Definition
tightly bound groups
tightly bound groups
of
of
atoms that behave as a
atoms that behave as a
single
single
unit and carry a
unit and carry a
charge.
charge.



Example
Example
SO
SO

3 3

2- 2-

, NO
, NO

2 2

, ClO
, ClO

2 2

TERNARY IONIC

TERNARY IONIC

COMPOUNDS

COMPOUNDS



Ternary means 3 different

Ternary means 3 different

elements

elements



Usually contain Polyatomic Ions

Usually contain Polyatomic Ions

or Radicals

or Radicals



Ionic means cation and anion

Ionic means cation and anion

TERNARY IONIC

TERNARY IONIC

COMPOUNDS: Naming

COMPOUNDS: Naming

Calcium

Calcium

Nitrate

Nitrate

Notice the charges didn’t Notice the charges didn’t

cancel so they criss crossed cancel so they criss crossed



Ca

Ca

(NO

(NO

3 3

)

)

Ca(NO

Ca(NO

3 3

)

)

2 2

Naming with Transition

Naming with Transition

Metals

Metals



First word = CATION First word = CATION



Second word = ANION

Second word = ANION

The Roman numeral will tell you the

The Roman numeral will tell you the

charge of the transition metal charge of the transition metal

  • Silver (Ag) is an exception. It’s Silver (Ag) is an exception. It’s

charge is +

charge is +