Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation
Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation
9th Edition
ISBN: 9781337399425
Author: Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 5, Problem 28CR
Interpretation Introduction

(a)

Interpretation:

To write the name of the polyatomic ions CO3 2-.

Concept Introduction:

The polyatomic ions are formed by the combinations of nonmetals element to each other. They are covalently bonded to each other and having the positive and negative charge on it. The negative charge species in named as anionic species and positive charge species is named as cationic species.

The naming of polyatomic anions can be done by using the suffix ate or ite or ide. The element written firstly is named as such and then for negative element we use suffix.

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Answer to Problem 28CR

The polyatomic species CO3 2 - is named as carbonate.

Explanation of Solution

The polyatomic species CO3 2 - is named as Carbonate ion. The name carbon comes from element C and suffix ate is used for negative charge. It is an anionic polyatomic ions.

Interpretation Introduction

(b)

Interpretation:

To write the name of the polyatomic ions MnO4 -.

Concept Introduction:

The polyatomic ions are formed by the combinations of nonmetals element to each other. They are covalently bonded to each other and having the positive and negative charge on it. The negative charge species in named as anionic species and positive charge species is named as cationic species.

The naming of polyatomic anions can be done by using the suffix ate or ite or ide. The element written firstly is named as such and then for negative element we use suffix.

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Answer to Problem 28CR

The polyatomic species MnO4 - is named as permanganate ion.

Explanation of Solution

The polyatomic speciesMnO4 - is named aspermanganate ion. The name Magnan comes from element Mnand suffix ate is used for negative charge. It is an anionic polyatomic ions.

Interpretation Introduction

(c)

Interpretation:

To write the name of the polyatomic ions NO3 -.

Concept Introduction:

The polyatomic ions are formed by the combinations of nonmetals element to each other. They are covalently bonded to each other and having the positive and negative charge on it. The negative charge species in named as anionic species and positive charge species is named as cationic species.

The naming of polyatomic anions can be done by using the suffix ate or ite or ide. The element written firstly is named as such and then for negative element we use suffix.

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Answer to Problem 28CR

The polyatomic species NO3 - is named as Nitrate ion.

Explanation of Solution

The polyatomic species NO3 - is named as Nitrate ion. The name Nitr comes from element N and suffix ate is used for negative charge. It is an anionic polyatomic ions.

Interpretation Introduction

(d)

Interpretation:

To write the name of the polyatomic ions HSO4 -.

Concept Introduction:

The polyatomic ions are formed by the combinations of nonmetals element to each other. They are covalently bonded to each other and having the positive and negative charge on it. The negative charge species in named as anionic species and positive charge species is named as cationic species.

The naming of polyatomic anions can be done by using the suffix ate or ite or ide. The element written firstly is named as such and then for negative element we use suffix.

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Answer to Problem 28CR

The polyatomic species CO3 2 - is named as carbonate.

Explanation of Solution

The polyatomic species HSO4 - is named as hydrogen sulfate. The name Hydrogensulf comes from element HSO4 and suffix ate is used for negative charge. It is an anionic polyatomic ions.

Interpretation Introduction

(e)

Interpretation:

To write the name of the polyatomic ions C2 H3 O2 -.

Concept Introduction:

The polyatomic ions are formed by the combinations of nonmetals element to each other. They are covalently bonded to each other and having the positive and negative charge on it. The negative charge species in named as anionic species and positive charge species is named as cationic species.

The naming of polyatomic anions can be done by using the suffix ate or ite or ide. The element written firstly is named as such and then for negative element we use suffix.

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Answer to Problem 28CR

The polyatomic species C2 H3 O2 - is named as Acetate ion.

Explanation of Solution

The polyatomic species C2 H3 O2 - is named as acetate ion. The name acetate comes from C2 H3 O2 -and suffix ate is used for negative charge. It is an anionic polyatomic ions.

Interpretation Introduction

(f)

Interpretation:

To write the name of the polyatomic ions CrO4 2-.

Concept Introduction:

The polyatomic ions are formed by the combinations of nonmetals element to each other. They are covalently bonded to each other and having the positive and negative charge on it. The negative charge species in named as anionic species and positive charge species is named as cationic species.

The naming of polyatomic anions can be done by using the suffix ate or ite or ide. The element written firstly is named as such and then for negative element we use suffix.

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Answer to Problem 28CR

The polyatomic species CrO4 2 - is named as Chromate ion.

Explanation of Solution

The polyatomic species CrO4 2 - is named as chromate ion. The name chromcomes from element Cr and suffix ate is used for negative charge. It is an anionic polyatomic ions.

Interpretation Introduction

(g)

Interpretation:

To write the name of the polyatomic ions OH-.

Concept Introduction:

The polyatomic ions are formed by the combinations of nonmetals element to each other. They are covalently bonded to each other and having the positive and negative charge on it. The negative charge species in named as anionic species and positive charge species is named as cationic species.

The naming of polyatomic anions can be done by using the suffix ate or ite or ide. The element written firstly is named as such and then for negative element we use suffix.

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Answer to Problem 28CR

The polyatomic species OH- is named as hydroxide ion.

Explanation of Solution

The polyatomic species OH- is named as Hydroxide ion. The name hydrox comes from element O and H and suffix ate is used for negative charge. It is an anionic polyatomic ions.

Interpretation Introduction

(h)

Interpretation:

To write the name of the polyatomic ions ClO2 -.

Concept Introduction:

The polyatomic ions are formed by the combinations of nonmetals element to each other. They are covalently bonded to each other and having the positive and negative charge on it. The negative charge species in named as anionic species and positive charge species is named as cationic species.

The naming of polyatomic anions can be done by using the suffix ate or ite or ide. The element written firstly is named as such and then for negative element we use suffix.

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Answer to Problem 28CR

The polyatomic species ClO2 - is named as chlorine dioxide.

Explanation of Solution

The polyatomic species ClO2 - is named as chlorine dioxide. The name Cl comes from element Cl and Oxide from element O and also used di for 2 Oxygen, suffix ate is used for negative charge. It is an anionic polyatomic ions.

Interpretation Introduction

(i)

Interpretation:

To write the name of the polyatomic ions HCO3 -.

Concept Introduction:

The polyatomic ions are formed by the combinations of nonmetals element to each other. They are covalently bonded to each other and having the positive and negative charge on it. The negative charge species in named as anionic species and positive charge species is named as cationic species.

The naming of polyatomic anions can be done by using the suffix ate or ite or ide. The element written firstly is named as such and then for negative element we use suffix.

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Answer to Problem 28CR

The polyatomic species HCO3 - is named as bicarbonate ion.

Explanation of Solution

The polyatomic species HCO3 - is named as bicarbonate ion. The name bicarbon comes from HCO3 - and suffix ate is used for negative charge. It is an anionic polyatomic ions.

Interpretation Introduction

(j)

Interpretation:

To write the name of the polyatomic ions HPO4 2-.

Concept Introduction:

The polyatomic ions are formed by the combinations of nonmetals element to each other. They are covalently bonded to each other and having the positive and negative charge on it. The negative charge species in named as anionic species and positive charge species is named as cationic species.

The naming of polyatomic anions can be done by using the suffix ate or ite or ide. The element written firstly is named as such and then for negative element we use suffix.

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Answer to Problem 28CR

The polyatomic species HPO4 2 - is named as bicarbonate ion.

Explanation of Solution

The polyatomic species HPO4 2 - is named as Hydrogen phosphate ion. The name hydrogen phosphate comes from HPO4 2 - and suffix ate is used for negative charge. It is an anionic polyatomic ions.

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