Naming covalent compounds When naming a covalent compound, the name of the first element is unchanged, the name of the second element ends with “ide” and if necessary, a prefix is used for the second element to indicate the number of atoms involved. ...
Naming compounds and classification « on: June 18, 2005, 07:52:20 AM »Hi!Seems like I want to terrorize the forum today. I have exams next week so I am solving different kinds of solutions before it. I would appreciate if you have a look at what I have done and see if it...
Re:drawing and naming compounds «Reply #1 on:April 05, 2005, 07:09:42 PM » You need to know wat type of reactions they are... Toluene + NBS + CCl4 --> A(similar to allylic reaction) A + Li --> B(seems to be an organometallic reagent synthesis -- i believe it should be...
The systematic naming of compounds, which is called chemical nomenclature, follows a set of rules, so that the name of each compound need not be memorized, only the rules.The names of monatomic cations (pronounced “cat-ions”) are the same as the name of the element, with the additions ...
A System of Naming Chemical Compounds in Chinese and its Comparison with Writing in English and Czech LanguageVeronika Vasekova
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Bond order and the division of chemical bonding into single or multiple bonds are among the most fundamental concepts in molecular chemistry. Elements in the main group of the periodic table may have up to three bonds to the same bonding... G Frenking - 《Science》 被引量: 4发表: 2005年...
Finding Patterns: A Lesson on Naming Chemical CompoundsStudents best learn science through a combination of science inquiry and language learning...Mulvey, BridgetNational Science Teachers AssociationThe Science Teacher
Babcock_Hall Chemist Sr. Member Posts: 5662 Mole Snacks: +328/-24 Re: Naming organic compounds « Reply #3 on: April 08, 2021, 08:26:55 PM » I tend to agree with your answer. I think that there may also be a piece of information that is missing in this name. Logged ...
Substance "A" is... -Very soluble in water -Gives no precipitate with NaOH(aq) -Givespungent gas(B) with HCl(aq) -Giveswhite precipitate(C) with BaCl2 Substance "C" dissolves in dilute acid. --- Now, from what I know I can assume that "A" is some kind of sulfate/sulfide or ni...