Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation
Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation
8th Edition
ISBN: 9781285199030
Author: Steven S. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 5, Problem 89AP
Interpretation Introduction

(a)

Interpretation:

Interpret name of polyatomic ion LiH2 PO4.

Concept Introduction:

Polyatomic ion is the chemical species that consist of two or more than two atom which are boded to eachother through covalent bond and together it act as a single unit.

The name of these ion changes according to charge present on ion such as: For HCO3 - the name is known as bicarbonate while the name of CO3 2 - is known as carbonate ion.

Interpretation Introduction

(b)

Interpretation:

Interpret name of polyatomic ion Cu(CN)2.

Concept Introduction:

Polyatomic ion is the chemical species that consist of two or more than two atom which are boded to eachother through covalent bond and together it act as a single unit.

The name of these ion changes according to charge present on ion such as: For HCO3 - the name is known as bicarbonate while the name of CO3 2 - is known as carbonate ion.

Interpretation Introduction

(c)

Interpretation:

Interpret name of polyatomic ion Pb(NO3 )2.

Concept Introduction:

Polyatomic ion is the chemical species that consist of two or more than two atom which are boded to eachother through covalent bond and together it act as a single unit.

The name of these ion changes according to charge present on ion such as: For HCO3 - the name is known as bicarbonate while the name of CO3 2 - is known as carbonate ion.

Interpretation Introduction

(d)

Interpretation:

Interpret name of polyatomic ion Na2 HPO4.

Concept Introduction:

Polyatomic ion is the chemical species that consist of two or more than two atom which are boded to eachother through covalent bond and together it act as a single unit.

The name of these ion changes according to charge present on ion such as: For HCO3 - the name is known as bicarbonate while the name of CO3 2 - is known as carbonate ion.

Interpretation Introduction

(e)

Interpretation:

Interpret name of polyatomic ion NaClO2.

Concept Introduction:

Polyatomic ion is the chemical species that consist of two or more than two atom which are boded to eachother through covalent bond and together it act as a single unit.

The name of these ion changes according to charge present on ion such as: For HCO3 - the name is known as bicarbonate while the name of CO3 2 - is known as carbonate ion.

Interpretation Introduction

(f)

Interpretation:

Interpret name of polyatomic ion Co2 (SO4 )3.

Concept Introduction:

Polyatomic ion is the chemical species that consist of two or more than two atom which are boded to eachother through covalent bond and together it act as a single unit.

The name of these ion changes according to charge present on ion such as: For HCO3 - the name is known as bicarbonate while the name of CO3 2 - is known as carbonate ion.

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