Write the names of the following salts, using the rules discussed above. When us
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Write the names of the following salts, using the rules discussed above. When using Roman Numerals, don't leave any space between the metal name and the (numeral), but do leave a space before the name of the non-metal.
ex.
tin(II) phosphate
3. Co2(CO3)3
And formulas for the compounds formed by the following pairs of chemical species
4. H+ and Br- (in aqueous solution)
5. Li+ and NO3-
6. Ba2+ and CO32-
7. Ba2+ and ClO2-
8. Sn2+ and PO43-
9. Fe3+ and C2H3O2-
tin(II) phosphate
1. Mn(CN)4 2. Zn(C2H3O2)23. Co2(CO3)3
Explanation / Answer
Lets name according to the rule :
1) Mn(CN)4 : Here there is -1 charge on CN and there are 4 such CN to total charge = -4
to neutralize -4 metal should have +4 charege or oxidation state of the metal is +4
Magnesium(IV) cynide
2) Zn(C2H3O2)2 Here CH3COO- is anion and two anions has -2 charge and so Zn has +2 oxidation state
Zinc(II) acetate
3) Co2(CO3)3
Here CO3 2- is anion and three such anion has -6 charge
two metal ions shold have +6 charge together and so metals oxidation state is +3
Cobalt(III) corbonate
Question 2)
H+ (aq) + Br(aq) -- > HBr(aq) so formula is HBr (aq)
2) Li+ + NO3- --> LiNO3 ; formula is LiNO3
3) Ba2+ + CO3 2- ---> BaCO3 formula is BaCO3
4) Ba2+ + ClO2 - -- > BaClO2 formula is BaClO2
5) Sn2+ + PO4 3- ----> Sn3(PO4)2 formula is Sn3(PO4)2
6) Fe3+ + C2H3O2- -- > Fe2(C2H3O2)3 Formula is Fe2(C2H3O2)3
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