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Covalent compounds, acids, bases

a review over covalent compounds, how to write formulas for and name covalent compounds, acids,and bases. Should help with test, I don't guarantee this covers every little thing, but I tried.

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melting points of covalent compoundslow
boiling points of covalent compoudnslow
hardness of covalent compoundssoft
common state of matter of covalent compounds at room tempgas
composition of covalent compounds2 or more non metals
name for covalent compoundsmolecules
what happens to electrons in covalent compoundsshared
results from sharing 1 pair of electronssingle bond
results from sharing 2 pairs f electronsdouble bond
results from sharing 3 pairs of electronstriple bond
binary compounds are made of this2 elements
binary compounds end in this"ide"
covalent compounds are named using theseprefixes
nitrogen trioxideNO3
diphosphorus pentaoxideP2O5
acids give up these when dissolved in waterH ions
bases give up these when dissolved in waterOH ions
acids begin with this elementH
bases end with this polyatomic ionhydroxide
binary acids start with this prefixhydro
binary acids end with this suffixic
oxyacids are never named with thishydro
oxyacids contain this elementoxygen
acids containing "ate" polyatomic ions end in thisic
oxyacids containing "ite" polyatomic ions end in thisous
nitrous acidHNO2
sufurous acidH2SO3
sulfuric acidH2SO4
acetic acidHC2H3O2
phosphoric acidH3PO4
carbonic acidH2CO3
chloric acidHClO3
hydrosulfuric acidH2S
hydrofluoric acidHF
hydroiodic acidHI
sodium hydroxideNaOH
strontium hydroxideSr(OH)2
carbon monoxideCO
prefixes must be used with the __ element2nd
prefixes only used with the __ element if there is more than one atom1st
hydrocyanic acidHCN
phosphatePO4 3-
sulfateSO4 2-
ammoniumNH4 +
perchlorateClO4 -
hypochloriteClO -
acetateC2H3O2 -
carbonateCO3 2-
diatomic moleculesH2, N2, O2, F2, Cl2, I2, Br2
means "dissolved in water"aq


HS Science Teacher
MPCS
Kennesaw, GA

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