Naming Molecular Compounds
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- In this video, I show you how to name binary molecular compounds, which are molecular compounds composed of two different nonmetals. Examples shown in this video are Si_2Br_6, PCl_5, Cl_2O_7, NF_3, and H_2O.
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Sulphur is in group 6 and has a charge of -2 and Carbon is in group 4 so has a charge of +4 so it balances out as 4 - 2 to give 2
C2S4 = lowest formula CS2
Nitrogen has a charge of -3 whereas Iodine has a charge of -1 So dropping all charges and keeping only the numbers:
N1I3 = NI3
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@Samantha Blondel - Wrong! Charges don't matter for molecular compounds. The ratios are not based on charges at all.
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Si2Br6 is a molecule and they are not always reduced in ratio like an ionic compound is.
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I wish i knew how to build my own molecules. Is there a molecule building simulator-program which shows you what molecules fit together?
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Naming molecular compounds is way easier than naming ionic compounds. HF2 would be Hydrogen Difluoride
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why disilicon hexabromide? not hexabromate or hexabromite ??
what if you got dichloride pentoxide ? do we write it like that ?
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4:20 shouldn't you have to put that in lowest terms?
How do you know if it ends in -ide or -ade or -ite -ate? I don't get that at all haha. Thanks
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is the molecular meaning anion?
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how do we know if cl is more metal like than o?
+Scott Park does the effect of going down the column exert more than going left of the period?
wouldn't it be nano for 9, not nona?
No, it's nona- . Latin prefixes like nano-, kilo-, milli-, etc. are used for unit prefix multipliers i.e. one kilogram is 10^3 grams and so on. Greek prefixes like mono-, di-, penta-, nona-, etc. are used in the naming of binary molecular compounds.
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Shouldnt u be using prop for 3 of the same element and but for 4 of the same elements
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Why pentachloride? why not penta chlorine? where does this ide come from?
There's suffixes to make things easier and not confusing.
Re-watch the first minute.
I am a Grade 10 student. I was wondering why would SO read as Sulfate? It's Sulfur and Oxygen right? Can someone please explain to me?
+Emmaus Rubio I think you mean SO4 which is a poly-atomic ion. SO on its own would be Sulfur monoxide I believe.
Ah, am so sorry, yes, I mean SO4, so it's polyatomic ion? So ION and POLYATOMIC ION have different naming system?
Emmaus Rubio Yes. Ionic compounds are a metal and a non-metal. Depending on on the whether the charges of the metal is fixed or variable, there is a specific naming system for both. Polyatmoic ions' don't have a naming system, you must memorize them AND their charges. Usually your teacher will tell you which ones you need to memorize.
Dont we call it "covalent compound" instead of "molecular"???
Same thing
molecules can be compound as molecules are two or more atoms chemically combines tgt
why don't we say cuo to cupper monoixde
Actually the first element, all numbers are not significant.
So, Si2Br6 would just be silicon hexabromide.
It's not important to say the first element as disilicon.
> Going to tell a highschool teacher what's what. lol. Until you have a degree, don't tell him what to put or say.
***** I know a lot about chemistry, you dont need a degree to know what to call elements. It's not wrong to say disilicon hexabromide, but you don't need to. Chemists just say silicon hexabromide and know that it is Si2Br6.
Oxygen always comes second
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lol.. That's a 73%,which is a C-
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