NAME ______________________________________ PERIOD _____ BONDING TYPES REVIEW B-Day
Look at your Reference sheet that you were given a few days ago in class. Find the polyatomic ions
list. Look at the names of the polyatomic ions.
1. What are the 2 most common endings for the polyatomic ion names?
2. Which polyatomic ions have different endings then the ones in the previous question? (List
all of them)
3. What do ALL of the polyatomic ions that end in –ATE have in common?
4. What do ALL of the polyatomic ions that end in –ITE have in common?
Use your Polyatomic Ion Chart to write the formula for the following
COMPOUND NAME
5. Ammonium
Phosphate
6. Barium nitrite
CATION SYMBOL &
CHARGE
NH4+
ANION SYMBOL &
CHARGE
PO43-
CHEMICAL FORMULA
ANION SYMBOL &
CHARGE
PO43-
Compound Name
(NH4)3PO4
7. Ammonium
sulfate
8. Aluminum
carbonate
9. Iron (III)
hydroxide
Use your Polyatomic Ion Chart to name the following
COMPOUND Formula
10. Mg3 (PO4)2
CATION SYMBOL &
CHARGE
Mg2+
Magnesium Phosphate
11. BaSO4
12. Cu2SO3
13. Fe2(CO3)3
14. Al(OH)3
Remember, when you have nonmetal bonded to nonmetal a covalent bond is formed. When
naming molecules, compounds with covalent bonds, we use the prefixes for how many of each
nonmetal is in the compound.
Use the prefixes on your Reference sheet to help in naming or writing the formula of the following
Molecule Name
Molecule Formula
15. BCl3
16. Tetraphosphorus decoxide
17. N2O4
18. Pentaboron nonahydride
19. Cl2O
20. Tribromine octoxide
21. B5H9
22. Chlorine monofluoride
Naming all Types of compounds. Write the name or the formula for each of the following.
Write the name of the compound
IONIC
OR
COVALENT
BONDING
Write the Formula
23. Ag2SO4
24. Chromium (III) sulfate
25. N2O5
26. Calcium Hydroxide
27. Na2S
28. Sulfur Pentachloride
29. K2SO4
30. Potassium Peroxide
31. NaHCO3
32. Iron (III) Carbonate
33. PCl5
34. Ammonium Sulfate
35. AgNO3
36. Iron (II) phosphite
37. Cl2F6
38. Lead (II) Chloride
39. SnCl4
40. Cobalt (III) chromate
41. CO
42. Trisilicon pentoxide
43. N2O3
44. Heptacarbon decoxide
IONIC
OR
COVALENT
BONDING