Formulas Lesson 10: Acids Bases Practice Questions

The following episode looks at binary acids, oxy-acids and bases nomenclature. Look over the Polyatomic ions as well as Polyatomic Variations. These acids end in -ic acid or -ous acid depending on it's Polyatomic derivative. Bases contain the polyatomic hydroxide. Download this episode for free from iTunes by typing the word "PapaPodcasts" in the search window.

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• acids
• bases
• chemistry
• metals
• non-metals
• PapaPodcasts
• science

[Earth420Hippie]

dude i wouldve raped this test if it was a grade :D i got all of em, but whats my teacher talking about when she says like dinitrogen and triphosphorus?

[Papapodcasts]

@Earth420Hippie She talking about covalent compounds. A bond between 2 non-metals. So something like N2Cl4 is called dinitrogen tetrachloride. Check out my video called covalent compounds. That should help you understand those types of questions. Thanks for watching. Best of luck with your studies.

Mr.P

[Imananimegod]

For #7 on your Questions and Answers, would it be incorrect to call that hydrosulfuric acid? If it is, why?

[Papapodcasts]

Sulfuric is the root derivative of sulfate (SO4-2), while sulfic is the root derivative of sulfide (S-2)

I hope this helped answer your question.

Mr.P

[whatevergirlyman]

you are soo awesome

[Papapodcasts]

Thank you very much. Best of luck with your studies.

Mr.P

[1shotsoju]

guys what vid is the next unit?

[MessiTorresRonaldo]

isnt H2S supposed to be called "hydrosulfuric acid"

[dhaccessories]

You are absolutely amazing the way you explain things. I wish you are my teacher. Thank you!!

[taylor5191]

Thank youu so much...I have been glued to your podcasts daily!!! 

[Wongene]

Very helpful! :)

[Wongene]

Thank you for your help! :)