Formulas Lesson 9: Naming Polyatomic Acids (Oxy-Acids) and Bases

[klipster01]

What about Acetic acids and stuff that doesn't start with hydro?

[Papapodcasts]

@klipster01 Those acids you are referring to are ones where you need to memorize them. This video is on how to derive those other acids.

[klipster01]

@Papapodcasts ok thanks. By the way you explain these very clearly. Good Job :)

[OminousToast]

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[OminousToast]

Good video, but chang the name!! You didn't say anything about naming bases...

[TheKirkhammett96]

I have a test about this on monday !! thx a lot this is really helpful

[abclol3kid]

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[abclol3kid]

@papapodcasts Papa i looked at this video several but i don't know a set definition of what a base is, why we use it and what it does. Could you please explain im quite lost thanks again!

i know what OH- is its a base and is hydroxide but what about other bases and how would i know something is a base and how would i work it out?

[ginger970]

I love your teaching style but did you realize how many times you say the word OK?? 27 times in this short video. LOL

[snugglysam]

sounds like justin long talking.

[Papapodcasts]

@snugglysam Really?! That's a first, I'm a huge fan of his.

[conroy1724]

I can never hear this guy's teaching, headphones full blast and all, ugh

[dsforeverable]

for HNO how do you know it hypo what about HNO3 isnt it hyp top?

[Papapodcasts]

@dsforeverable You need to watch my video on polyatomic variations to understand the difference between hyponitrite and nitrate.

Mr. P

[gunghoman414]

im in my seconds semester of my freshman year.... and i had to take gen chem. i have learned a total of 4 weeks (2 classes, 2 hours long per week) of schooling in about an hour with your videos. thank you so much!

[MrColombianc94]

wow thanks i had no idea how simple this can be my chemistry teacher makes it look way too complicated

[ItchTee]

Thanks too much.

You really helped

[nickelworks]

wait what about the "hydro" part for the acids?

[Papapodcasts]

Check out my video called "Binary Acids Nomenclature" - that's the first part of this video. Good luck with your studies.

Mr.P

[nickelworks]

@Papapodcasts ok thank you!

[chaseakairishhomie]

@nickelworks ya good question, im a bit lost on that hydro part as well

[lilhulk210]

Thank you I can finally grasp the real concept of nomenclature.

[Papapodcasts]

You are very welcome. Thanks for watching.

Mr.P

[Stonedbrownguy]

I get it !!! nice vid

[Papapodcasts]

Thank you very much. Good luck with your studies.

Mr.P

[shaggy2D0p3]

So I am a little confused on how to determine and -ite ending, so I put a few below and are wondering if they are correct:

NO3-1 = Nitrate --> NO2-1 = Nitrite

CO3-2 = Carbonate --> CO2-2 = Carbonite.

[Papapodcasts]

Exactly. Once you remove the oxygen from the polyatomic it has an "ite" ending instead of an "ate" ending. Thanks for watching best of luck with your studies.

Mr.P

[pwner3r]

NO3 is Nitrate.

Nitrate (NO3) minus 1 oxygen becomes:

NO2. This is Nitrite.

So, NO3 - 1 O = NO2 = Nitrite

Then if you took Nitrite and minus 1 more oxygen so NO2 - 1 O (or NO3 - 2 O) = HypoNitrite

And the same applies for CO3

[Stonedbrownguy]

@shaggy2D0p3 yeah that's what i would have got, "ite" is simply the removal of ONE oxygen so you got it!!!

[lovroflife]

Thank You so much. Your videos are very helpful and cleared up a lot of questions I had.

:) thanks again

[Papapodcasts]

I'm glad that I was able to help you. Best of luck with your studies.

Mr.P

[spinbutnofalling]

this rocks!!!!

[Papapodcasts]

Thank you for watching. I'm glad I was able to help. Best of luck with your studies.

Mr.P

[yehuda202]

Nitrate, Sulphate, Phosphate, Carbonate, Clhorate.. sorry replace the kids with students.

[yehuda202]

You can also use NIce Kids Pass Chemistry Class, i thought that would be appropiate.

[Papapodcasts]

Sorry, but that doesn't ring a bell. My videos are instructional ones using strategies that have helped my students over the years. Can you explain to me how I can use that phrase. I never came across this one. Thank you.

Mr.P