Name _______________________________________________ Date ____________________ Hour _______ Can You Break the IUPACian Code? Agent Beaker’s Notes (Page 3) The lists of are all polyatomic ions. Using the glossary in back of your textbook, define Symbols” “My monatomic ion and polyatomic ion. Is the charge on a polyatomic ion, a charge on single atom or on the entire group of atoms? Parentheses are used in the Formulas”. Parentheses were not used on Notes” page “IUPACian “Beaker’s 1 and Notes” page 2. Why are parentheses being used here? “Beaker’s Why parentheses used in the formulas NaNO3 and NH4C2H3O2? aren’t For Beaker’s Notes Page 3, which ion or polyatomic ion (positive or negative) always goes first in the IUPACian Formulas and in the Earth Names? Which ion or polyatomic ion always goes second (positive or negative) in the IUPACian Formulas and Earth Names?
Name _______________________________________________ Date ____________________ Hour _______ Can You Break the IUPACian Code? Agent Beaker’s Notes (Page 3) The lists of “My Symbols” are all polyatomic ions. Using the glossary in back of your textbook, define monatomic ion and polyatomic ion. Is the charge on a polyatomic ion, a charge on single atom or on the entire group of atoms? Parentheses are used in the “IUPACian Formulas”. Parentheses were not used on “Beaker’s Notes” page 1 and “Beaker’s Notes” page 2. Why are parentheses being used here? Why aren’t parentheses used in the formulas NaNO3 and NH4C2H3O2? For Beaker’s Notes Page 3, which ion or polyatomic ion (positive or negative) always goes first in the IUPACian Formulas and in the Earth Names? Which ion or polyatomic ion always goes second (positive or negative) in the IUPACian Formulas and Earth Names?
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