Naming Compounds Test

Spelling Counts.

If I give you the equation, you type in the name.

If I give you the name, you give me the equation.

Subscripts should be typed as regular numbers AFTER the element they belong to. For example, water H₂O would be typed in as H2O. Elements that need parentheses follow the same rules. For example, Mg(OH)₂ would be typed in as Mg(OH)2. Magnesium phosphate Mg₃(PO₄)₂ would be typed in as Mg3(PO4)2.

The quiz is ALSO case sensitive. When typing out the name, like potassium chloride, use ALL lower case with a space in between the ions' names.

If a name requires roman numerals, put a space in between the cation and the anion with the roman numerals in parenthesis. For example, Fe₂O₃ would be typed out as iron (III) oxide.

Spell all compounds with lowercase letters only. Notice how I spelled iron (III) oxide above. The i in iron is lowercase as is the o in oxygen. The roman numerals should still be capitalized, however.

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