Compounds that have hydrogen as the Cation Define Binary Acid

Acids
Objectives: name acids and write formulas for acids
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Define Acid-
Compounds that have hydrogen as the Cation
Skill #1: Naming Binary Acids
Define Binary Acid-
H and an element with a neg. valence #
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Prefix hydro
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Root of anion
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Suffix ic
acid
Example: HCl
hydrochloric acid
Example: H2S hydrosulfuric
acid
Example: H3P hydrophosphoric
Example: HBr
acid
hydrobromic acid
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Skill #2: Naming Ternary Acids
Define Ternary Acid- H
is combined with a polyatomic ion
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Name the
anion
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“ate” converts to ic
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“ite” converts to ous
Example: H2SO4 sulfuric
acid
acid
acid
Example: HClO hypochlorous
acid
Example: HC2H3O2 acetic
acid
Example: H2CO3 carbonic
acid
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Why do formulas contain subscripts and/or parentheses?
How do you decide the appropriate method to name a compound?
T. O’Toole
Skill #3: Writing Formulas for ALL Acids (Criss-Cross)
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The Hydrogen is written
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The Anion is written
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The charges are crossed
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The signs on charges are dropped
Example: Hydroiodic Acid
Example: Sulfurous Acid
first
second
over and written as a subscript for the other ion
HI
H2SO3
Example: Chloric Acid HClO3
Example: Hydronitric Acid H3N
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Why do formulas contain subscripts and/or parentheses?
How do you decide the appropriate method to name a compound?
T. O’Toole
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Why do formulas contain subscripts and/or parentheses?
How do you decide the appropriate method to name a compound?
T. O’Toole