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Step 1. What is the charge (valence) of the ion?
Step 2. Use the crossover method to make the ionic compound.

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1. + ion first, then - ion
2. Change the end of the - ion to -ide.

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This online quiz is intended to give you extra practice in naming compounds, writing formulas and calculating molar masses (formula weights).

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This online quiz is intended to give you extra practice in naming compounds, writing formulas and calculating molar masses (formula weights). Select your preferences below and click 'Start' to give it a try!

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Chapter 7 Ionic Compound Naming (Practice Quiz)

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(with oxidation numbers and correct subscript latex codes)

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M = m/n
M = molar mass (g/mol) - take this from the Periodic Table
m = mass (g) - we can measure this
n = number of moles (mol) - this might be given in the problem

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C = n/V
C = concentration (mol/dm ³) - this might be given in the problem
n = number of moles - use M=m/n to calculate for this
V = volume (dm ³) - we can measure this

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Ionic Compounds Exercise
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