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Naming Ionic Compounds part 1

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Uploaded by on Sep 26, 2009

A high school chemistry teacher has help describing the most basic concepts of simple ionic nomenclature and balancing their formulas.

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  • Lots of answers to that question, but basically all the Metals (stuff in the middle and to the left hand side of the per table LOSE electrons to get an electron configuration like a noble gas (are positive) and the few nonmetals on the right hand side of the table who gain electrons to become like a noble gas (are negative)......

  • thanks for the comment... it is appreciated.

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  • HEAVY

    Thanks man, you're awesome.

  • @TigerTechReviews

    You are welcome!

  • good luck!

  • thank you! i didnt understand it and i failed my test but im getting a re-test and im going to ace it thanks to this video

  • @ThePendulumMusic

    Cool!  good luck!

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  • My teacher is literally making me fail chemistry. I needed this so much, I try so hard but I get no where because of my awful teacher. I wish you were teaching me instead of him. Anyway, you're awesome :D! THANK YOU SO MUCH! I will now get a fairly good mark on my test, hopefully an A. :D!

  • Real Deal on 2:06. FINALLY. :))

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  • I'd write a lot about how awesome you are, but i think every one has said it for me...but thank you for saving my rear end.

  • you're great! :) must be better than my chemistry teacher. XD

  • i love how this video taught me more than my chem teacher did this past month in less than 10 minutes

  • how do i know if an element has a negative or positive charge?

  • @1bosschemdude awesome video thanks man

  • @bellamyanne 

    whats your teachers name?

  • in 3:47 why does chlorine change to chloride ?

  • This is a very helpful video. Thank you so much!

  • @1bosschemdude you need to post more videos like tiger said your awesome

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