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Ions and Compounds

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Total cards: 20•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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compounds

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2 or more elements combined in definite proportions

#2
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ionic compounds

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with a metal and non-metal 1:1 ratio

#3
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writing names for ionic compounds

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name metal name non-metal with “ide” ending

#4
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polyatomic ions

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a group of elements that tend to stay together and carry and overall ionic charge

#5
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polyatomic compounds

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an ionic compound where the cation, anion or both ions are polyatomic ions

#6
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molecular compounds

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consists of 2 NON METALS sharing electrons

#7
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how to name a molecular compound

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usually non metal with the lower group # is written first use prefixes to indicate how many elements there are change ending of second non metal to “ide”

#8
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what exceptions are there when it comes to naming molecular compounds?

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when there is a halogen and oxygen oxygen is always 2nd

#9
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prefix for 1

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mono

#10
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prefix for 2

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di

#11
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prefix for 3

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tri

#12
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prefix for 4

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tetra

#13
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prefix for 5

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penta

#14
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H2O2

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hydrogen peroxide

#15
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O3

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ozone

#16
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NH3

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ammonia

#17
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H2O

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water

#18
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CH4

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methane

#19
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what are diatomic molecules

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H O F Br I N Cl

#20
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the bonds that form between 2 non-metals are known as …

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covalent bonds