cation Ca²+ 3+ Mn 2+ Ba Cu anion NO₂ 104 BrO PO some ionic compounds empirical formula Ca(NO₂)₂ Mn (104) Ba (BrO3)₂ Cu₂PO4 name of compound calcium(II) nitrite Manganese(III) periodate barium(II) bromate copper(I) phosphate 4 X

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Your answer is incorrect.
Fill in the name and empirical formula of each ionic compound that could be formed from the ions in this table:
cation
2 +
Ca
• Row 1: name of compound: Your answer is incorrect. Roman numerals should not be included in the name when the metal can only form one cation.
●
Row 2: name of compound: Your answer is correct. However, the names of ionic compounds are only capitalized when they start a sentence or appear in titles.
• Row 3: name of compound: Your answer is incorrect. Roman numerals should not be included in the name when the metal can only form one cation.
Mn
3+
Ba
2+
+
Cu
anion
NO₂
10
BrO 3
3
PO
some ionic compounds
empirical formula
Ca(NO₂)₂
Mn (104),
3
Ba (BrO3)₂
Cu3PO4
name of compound
calcium(II) nitrite
Manganese(III) periodate
barium(II) bromate
copper(I) phosphate
X
00
S
Transcribed Image Text:1 ain Your answer is incorrect. Fill in the name and empirical formula of each ionic compound that could be formed from the ions in this table: cation 2 + Ca • Row 1: name of compound: Your answer is incorrect. Roman numerals should not be included in the name when the metal can only form one cation. ● Row 2: name of compound: Your answer is correct. However, the names of ionic compounds are only capitalized when they start a sentence or appear in titles. • Row 3: name of compound: Your answer is incorrect. Roman numerals should not be included in the name when the metal can only form one cation. Mn 3+ Ba 2+ + Cu anion NO₂ 10 BrO 3 3 PO some ionic compounds empirical formula Ca(NO₂)₂ Mn (104), 3 Ba (BrO3)₂ Cu3PO4 name of compound calcium(II) nitrite Manganese(III) periodate barium(II) bromate copper(I) phosphate X 00 S
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We can write the names of ionic compounds from their cations and anions. 

We write cation first and then anion. And if the metal can show different valency, then we need to mention the oxidation state of metal.

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