Acids Objectives: name acids and write formulas for acids • 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 # Prefix hydro Root of anion Suffix ic acid Example: HCl hydrochloric acid Example: H2S hydrosulfuric acid Example: H3P hydrophosphoric Example: HBr acid hydrobromic acid ______________________________________________________________________________ Skill #2: Naming Ternary Acids Define Ternary Acid- H is combined with a polyatomic ion Name the anion “ate” converts to ic “ite” converts to ous Example: H2SO4 sulfuric acid acid acid Example: HClO hypochlorous acid Example: HC2H3O2 acetic acid Example: H2CO3 carbonic acid ______________________________________________________________________________ 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) The Hydrogen is written The Anion is written The charges are crossed 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 Minute Paper Why do formulas contain subscripts and/or parentheses? How do you decide the appropriate method to name a compound? T. O’Toole How do I get from where I am to where I’m going? The 10 Minute Makeover Customize your learning by choosing from the following options each night Complete the appropriate section on the Portfolio Page Use Study Blue or Quizlet to find additional flash card sets to practice Complete SYS Assignment related book work Review the PPT file on the website Read pages 578-579 in the book Check out the tutorial resources in the LiveBinder Review the skills from today’s Train Your Brain 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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