Naming Compounds - Part 2
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whats the system youre using?
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thanks for this, but what happens when you dont have the cheat sheet?
CroRuption 1 year ago
@CroRuption Good question. I let my students use a sheet with many of the polyatomic ion names. If you are going to do a lot of chemistry you should probably memorize the most common names.
bozemanbiology 1 year ago
I love this video, but I got a bit confused on 'Manganese (IV) chromate' during "Writing Ionic Formula" at 3:36. Shouldn't it be Mn2(CrO4)4? What happened to Manganese's charge of 4+? Or is there some exception because this was a Polyatomic example?
CelestiaMoon 1 year ago
@CelestiaMoon The charges would balance however you need to reduce your subscripts. In other words water is H20 not H4O2.
bozemanbiology 1 year ago