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    Practice Problems For Naming Inorganic Compounds

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    The document provides 50 practice problems for naming inorganic compounds, with the first 25 asking to provide the name for given formulas and the last 25 asking to write formulas when given combinations of positive and negative ions. It gives examples of common inorganic compounds and their names or formulas to use as a reference.

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    Practice Problems For Naming Inorganic Compounds

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    The document provides 50 practice problems for naming inorganic compounds, with the first 25 asking to provide the name for given formulas and the last 25 asking to write formulas when given combinations of positive and negative ions. It gives examples of common inorganic compounds and their names or formulas to use as a reference.

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    The document provides 50 practice problems for naming inorganic compounds, with the first 25 asking to provide the name for given formulas and the last 25 asking to write formulas when given combinations of positive and negative ions. It gives examples of common inorganic compounds and their names or formulas to use as a reference.

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    Practice Problems for Naming Inorganic Compounds

    Write the name (1-25) or formula (26-50) for each of the following inorganic compounds:

    1. Pb(ClO2)2 ________________________ 26. barium carbonate ____________

    2. S2F10 ________________________ 27. zinc bromide ____________

    3. Co2O3 ________________________ 28. nickel(II) chloride ____________

    4. Al(ClO4)3 ________________________ 29. chromic acid ____________

    5. Na2CrO4 ________________________ 30. disilicon hexafluoride ____________

    6. HC2H3O2(aq) ________________________ 31. lithium fluoride ____________

    7. CaF2 ________________________ 32. carbonic acid ____________

    8. NiCr2O7 ________________________ 33. strontium(II) sulfate ____________

    9. HI(aq) ________________________ 34. mercury(I) sulfide ____________

    10. SnCl4 ________________________ 35. diiodine pentoxide ____________

    11. P2O5 ________________________ 36. tin(II) acetate ____________

    12. NaNO3 ________________________ 37. cobalt(II) chlorite ____________

    13. AuI3 ________________________ 38. silver hypochlorite ____________

    14. Zn(HCO3)2 ________________________ 39. sodium phosphate ____________

    15. KMnO4 ________________________ 40. ammonium hydrogen sulfate ____________

    16. NBr3 ________________________ 41. iron(II) sulfate ____________

    17. KOH ________________________ 42. magnesium nitrite ____________

    18. Fe3N2 ________________________ 43. copper(II) hydroxide ____________

    19. Hg3(PO4)2 ________________________ 44. hypochlorous acid ____________

    20. HNO2(aq) ________________________ 45. lithium chromate ____________

    21. (NH4)2SO3 ________________________ 46. tetraphosphorus heptasulfide ____________

    22. MgS ________________________ 47. potassium nitrate ____________

    23. AlPO4 ________________________ 48. silver perchlorate ____________

    24. Ca(C2H3O2)2 ________________________ 49. ammonium oxide ____________

    25. AgCN ________________________ 50. iron(III) chlorate ____________


    Write correct formulas of the compounds formed when the positive ions in the vertical column combine with
    the negative ions listed across the top row. The first two are done for you.

    carbonate hydroxide nitrate oxide phosphate sulphite

    aluminum Al2(CO3)3

    ammonium (NH4)2CO3

    barium

    calcium

    cobalt(III)

    copper(I)

    copper(II)

    iron(III)

    lead(II)

    lead(IV)

    magnesium

    manganese(II)

    potassium

    silver

    sodium

    zinc

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