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oxyanion nomenclature

ate suffix = representative ion

B C N O F Si P S Cl As Se Br I

B C N O F Si P S Cl As Se Br I

B C N O F Si PO4 SO4 Cl AsO4 SeO4 Br I

BO3 CO3 NO3 O FO3 SiO3 PO4 SO4 ClO3 AsO4 SeO4 BrO3 IO3

BO3 borate CO3 carbonate NO3 nitrate O FO3 fluorate SiO3 PO4 SO4 ClO3 AsO4 SeO4 BrO3 IO3

BO3 borate CO3 carbonate NO3 nitrate O FO3 fluorate SiO3 silicate PO4 phosphate SO4 sulfate ClO3 chlorate AsO4 SeO4 BrO3 IO3

BO3 borate CO3 carbonate NO3 nitrate O FO3 fluorate SiO3 silicate PO4 phosphate SO4 sulfate ClO3 chlorate AsO4 arsenate SeO4 selenate BrO3 bromate IO3

BO3 borate CO3 carbonate NO3 nitrate O FO3 fluorate SiO3 silicate PO4 phosphate SO4 sulfate ClO3 chlorate AsO4 arsenate SeO4 selenate BrO3 bromate IO3 iodate

BO3 borate CO3 carbonate NO3 nitrate O FO31- fluorate SiO3 silicate PO4 phosphate SO4 sulfate ClO31- chlorate AsO4 arsenate SeO4 selenate BrO31- bromate IO31- iodate

BO3 borate CO3 carbonate NO3 nitrate O FO31- fluorate SiO3 silicate PO4 phosphate SO42- sulfate ClO31- chlorate AsO4 arsenate SeO42- selenate BrO31- bromate IO31- iodate

BO3 borate CO3 carbonate NO3 nitrate O FO31- fluorate SiO3 silicate PO43- phosphate SO42- sulfate ClO31- chlorate AsO43- arsenate SeO42- selenate BrO31- bromate IO31- iodate

BO3 borate CO3 carbonate NO31- nitrate O FO31- fluorate SiO3 silicate PO43- phosphate SO42- sulfate ClO31- chlorate AsO43- arsenate SeO42- selenate BrO31- bromate IO31- iodate

BO3 borate CO32- carbonate NO31- nitrate O FO31- fluorate SiO32- silicate PO43- phosphate SO42- sulfate ClO31- chlorate AsO43- arsenate SeO42- selenate BrO31- bromate IO31- iodate

BO33- borate CO32- carbonate NO31- nitrate O FO31- fluorate SiO32- silicate PO43- phosphate SO42- sulfate ClO31- chlorate AsO43- arsenate SeO42- selenate BrO31- bromate IO31- iodate

ite (ite = lite) one less oxygen same charge

B C N O F Si P S Cl As Se Br I

B C N O F Si P S Cl As Se Br I

B C N O F Si PO3 SO3 Cl AsO3 SeO3 Br I

BO2 CO2 NO2 O FO2 SiO2 PO3 SO3 ClO2 AsO3 SeO3 BrO2 IO2

BO2 CO2 NO2 O FO21- SiO2 PO3 SO3 ClO21- AsO3 SeO3 BrO21- IO21-

BO2 CO2 NO2 O FO21- SiO2 PO3 SO32- ClO21- AsO3 SeO32- BrO21- IO21-

BO2 CO2 NO2 O FO21- SiO2 PO33- SO32- ClO21- AsO33- SeO32- BrO21- IO21-

BO2 CO2 NO21- O FO21- SiO2 PO33- SO32- ClO21- AsO33- SeO32- BrO21- IO21-

BO2 CO22- NO21- O FO21- SiO22- PO33- SO32- ClO21- AsO33- SeO32- BrO21- IO21-

BO23- CO22- NO21- O FO21- SiO22- PO33- SO32- ClO21- AsO33- SeO32- BrO21- IO21-

BO23- borite CO22- carbonite NO21- nitrite O FO21- fluorite SiO22- PO33- SO32- ClO21- AsO33- SeO32- BrO21- IO21-

BO23- borite CO22- carbonite NO21- nitrite O FO21- fluorite SiO22- silicite PO33- phosphite SO32- sulfite ClO21- chlorite AsO33- SeO32- BrO21- IO21-

BO23- borite CO22- carbonite NO21- nitrite O FO21- fluorite SiO22- silicite PO33- phosphite SO32- sulfite ClO21- chlorite AsO33- arsenite SeO32- selenite BrO21- bromite IO21-

BO23- borite CO22- carbonite NO21- nitrite O FO21- fluorite SiO22- silicite PO33- phosphite SO32- sulfite ClO21- chlorite AsO33- arsenite SeO32- selenite BrO21- bromite IO21- iodite

“per” prefix in front of ion with “ate” suffix = one more oxygen same charge

BO43- perborate CO42- NO41- pernitrate O FO41- SiO42- persilicate percarbonate NO41- pernitrate O FO41- perfluorate SiO42- persilicate PO53- perphosphate SO52- persulfate ClO41- perchlorate AsO53- perarsenate SeO52- perselenate BrO41- perbromate IO41- periodate

“hypo” prefix in front of ion with “ite” suffix = one less oxygen same charge

BO3- CO2- NO1- O FO1- SiO2- PO23- SO22- ClO1- AsO23- SeO22- BrO1- IO1- hypoborite CO2- hypocarbonite NO1- hyponitrite O FO1- hypofluorite SiO2- hyposilicite PO23- hypophosphite SO22- hyposulfite ClO1- hypochlorite AsO23- hypoarsenite SeO22- hyposelenite BrO1- hypobromite IO1- hypoiodite

hydrogen added to an ion changes the charge by +1 Think proton.

Add hydrogen to an ion Example: carbonate: CO32- hydrogen carbonate: HCO3- (old name = bicarbonate)

What is hydrogen phosphate? HPO42-

What is HSO2- ? hydrogen hyposulfite

lithium nitrate Cation: Li+ Anion: NO3- Compound: LiNO3

calcium hydroxide Cation: Ca2+ Anion: OH- Compound: Ca(OH)2

ammonium sulfate Cation: NH4+ Anion: SO42- Compound: (NH4)2SO4

Try these: sodium carbonate barium phosphate magnesium sulfate

Answers sodium carbonate = Na2CO3 barium phosphate = Ba3(PO4)2 magnesium sulfate = MgSO4

Ca(NO3)2 Cation: calcium Anion: nitrate Compound: calcium nitrate

FeCrO4 Cation: iron(???) Total neg/cations = 2/1 So cation: iron(II) Anion: chromate Compound: iron(II) chromate

Try these: KClO3 NH4OH Sr3(PO4)2 Sn(ClO4)2

Answers: KClO3 = potassium chlorate NH4OH = ammonium hydroxide Sr3(PO4)2 = strontium phosphate Sn(ClO4)2 = tin(II) perchlorate

Homework Page 116, #6 Page 120, #33 Conductivity lab report