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Alcohol part ending -yl, then acid part ending -anoate.
Eg propanoic acid + butanol: butyl-propanoate

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goes with pic above

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explained in sound clip below

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and to get the monomer you just go backwards, adding a double bond...

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Sulphuric acid makes sulphates
Nitric acid makes nitrates
Hydrochloric acid makes chlorides

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Make soluble salt (say, A-B)
Add acid (H-B) to too-much base (A-OH). This uses up all the acid. Filter. Boil.

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Make insoluble salt (say, X-Y)
Add soluble x salt (eg x-nitrate)
to soluble y salt (eg sodium-y)
Filter

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And anions are negative

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Acids: raise [H+]
Base: Lower [H+] (very often by adding OH-
Salt: metal-nonmetal

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meeeeeeeeeep

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Sexy bitch

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separation of a liquid mixture into fractions differing in boiling point

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BBC - GCSE Bitesize: Fractional distillation

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A secondary school revision resource for AQA GCSE Science about metals, rocks, atoms and fuels from crude oil

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atomic radius vs amount of protons