Multivalent Ionic Compounds: Some metals are able to form ions with more than one charge. These are called multivalent metals. When naming an ionic compound you must always check your periodic table to determine if the metal is multivalent. You will know a metal is multivalent if you see more than one charge. When naming a compound with a multivalent metal you must use a roman numeral in the middle of the name. For example FeCl2 is Iron (II) Chloride. Complete the five boxes below to create multivalent ionic compounds. Provide formulas and names for each. Formula: Name: Formula: Name: Formula: Name: Formula: Name: Formula: Name:
Multivalent Ionic Compounds: Some metals are able to form ions with more than one charge. These are called multivalent metals. When naming an ionic compound you must always check your periodic table to determine if the metal is multivalent. You will know a metal is multivalent if you see more than one charge. When naming a compound with a multivalent metal you must use a roman numeral in the middle of the name. For example FeCl2 is Iron (II) Chloride. Complete the five boxes below to create multivalent ionic compounds. Provide formulas and names for each. Formula: Name: Formula: Name: Formula: Name: Formula: Name: Formula: Name:
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